Fotohuis
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It is just a matter of time when it is out. Anyhow I found a big source Fuji Superia 100 at the former Fuji plant in Tilburg during their sales out of production materials and rest stock.
Fuji Superia for £1!
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Huss
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Minolta Sr1s, MC 35mm 2.8, Fuji C200
Skiff
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Let's wait and see.
And:
AgfaPhoto Vista 200 has exact the same emulsion as Fuji C200.
And at Photokina the AgfaPhoto people told me at their booth that they are continuing their films for many years to come.
Same was published in the PhotoKlassik, the leading German film photo print magazine in their Photokina edition.
Therefore no reason at all to worry for people who like this emulsion: Buy it either as Fuji C200, or as AgfaPhoto Vista 200.
rwintle
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In case anyone cares, here's the Shoppers Drug Mart Easypix 200 stuff I alluded to above. It's C200 like the Agfa Vista Plus 200.
In a Silette LK:
John Carley - Aged 9 years, 5 months by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
And in a Spotmatic F + Bushnell 135/2.8
Three towers - Kingston, Ontario by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Still not one pound per roll here though... actually a lot more expensive than the cheapest retail colour films here in the Toronto area, which would be Kodak Gold 200, $10.88 for three rolls of 24 at Walmart (or about $6.50 on ebay.ca).
In a Silette LK:
John Carley - Aged 9 years, 5 months by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
And in a Spotmatic F + Bushnell 135/2.8
Three towers - Kingston, Ontario by Richard Wintle, on Flickr
Still not one pound per roll here though... actually a lot more expensive than the cheapest retail colour films here in the Toronto area, which would be Kodak Gold 200, $10.88 for three rolls of 24 at Walmart (or about $6.50 on ebay.ca).
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Out to Lunch
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Still for sale in Romania today.
Fotohuis
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I have the Photoklassik every three months by Post. Further I have pretty good contacts with most manufactureres. The C200 was meant for the Africa, South American and some other special markets, however due to some extra import it was available in Europe too. If Lupus (Agfa Photo) is able to make an agreement further with Fuji for their Vista film so be it!
Huss
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I guess that other special market was the United States, seeing all the major shops carried it here.
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Anyway, it's sold out in the regular places but it's good to know the Agfa 200 is the same stuff.
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