Adorama only selling pro packs of pro films...

I wasnt aware people still bought single rolls, I always buy propacks. My last film order was from Adorama and I think it is gonna stay that way. Thanks for the heads up
 
I just liked the option of picking up a roll for a day... I don't want to keep 4 other rolls around until whenever I needed them

Oh well
 
I see that B&H list single rolls so I would think they'd sell in store single rolls. Perhaps go there if you can.
 
Yeah, I'll go there if I need singles, or K and M - but Adorama was nearby to a bunch of places I frequent- also easier to walk and pay and get out of the store
 
Saw that when I went to order some film and chemicals online. Very disappointing as I often like to buy 2-3 rolls of Acros and Portra at a time as I shoot 100 speed and color film more slowly than 400 speed.

Oh well, I'll just space out my buying now or order from B&H.
 
benlees said:
At least they're honest. Singles are the easiest mark up!
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I've found that their singles are the same price as each roll in the pro pack.
They did not mark up. Nor does B&H.
e.g. one roll of Portra 400 120 is $5.99. Pro Pack (5 rolls) is $29.95
 
benlees said:
At least they're honest. Singles are the easiest mark up!
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I've found that their singles are the same price as each roll in the pro pack.
They did not mark up. Nor does B&H.
e.g. one roll of Portra 400 120 is $5.99. Pro Pack (5 rolls) is $29.95
 
At B&H a pack of 20 rolls of film costs exactly the same per roll compared to buying just a single roll. I never understood this.
 
giganova said:
At B&H a pack of 20 rolls of film costs exactly the same per roll compared to buying just a single roll. I never understood this.
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I've always been curious about this, too. 1 roll of provia is the same as 5 rolls is the same as 60. Why offer it in 60 packs if there is no discount?
 
Hogarth Ferguson said:
I've always been curious about this, too. 1 roll of provia is the same as 5 rolls is the same as 60. Why offer it in 60 packs if there is no discount?
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Because the photographer can maintain colour consistency over a large number of film rolls by buying many from the same batch.
 
I checked with the purchasing department for the reason, and was advised that it is because there is no expiry date on the individual rolls.
 
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