FNAC Branded APS 400 Film... Manufacturer?

[kdemas]

OK, this is a bit of a remote question but if anyone can answer it, it will be someone on RFF.

FNAC sold a 400 speed color APS film under their own label. Does anyone know who manufactured it? Did anyone else manufacture APS besides Fuji, Kodak and Agfa?

Batch is unexpired so I kind of rule out Agfa. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Kent

 

[kdemas]

Easy on the responses now, the flood of opinions might be too much to wade through.

This might be the thread with the least interest in recent memory on RFF. I'm proud to have given birth to it 🙂

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Easy on the responses now, the flood of opinions might be too much to wade through.

This might be the thread with the least interest in recent memory on RFF. I'm proud to have given birth to it 🙂

Oh, there have been others. 😱


Now, this is pure speculation: AGFA color film tends to be rebranded. This was done in the U.S. with Walmart-branded film, so it wouldn't surprise me this were the case for FNAC.

BTW, I find it extremely curious that they still sell and develop APS film, but will *not* sell or develop Ilford XP2. (wtf?)

 

[Roger Hicks]

Quite possibly Ferrania, but I don't know.

Cheers,

R.

 

[B.J.Scharp]

3M also often fabricated store-brand films iirc. Are there edge-codes on the film? (or doesn't APS film have those?)

 

[Roger Hicks]

Ferrania = 3M = Scotch...

Cheers,

R.