How much film do you keep at home?

How much film do you keep at home?

  • 0 (What's film?)

    Votes: 8 2.1%

  • - (It varies/Don't know)

    Votes: 5 1.3%

  • 1-10 (I buy as I go)

    Votes: 39 10.2%

  • 11-20 (I have some just in case)

    Votes: 63 16.5%

  • 21-50 (There was an empty shelf on the fridge beckoning)

    Votes: 89 23.4%

  • 51-100 (My wife/husband/partner gives me the evil eye)

    Votes: 83 21.8%

  • 101-200 (I dream of an extra fridge)

    Votes: 37 9.7%

  • 201-500 (I just bought an extra fridge)

    Votes: 40 10.5%

  • >500 (I'll keep Kodak afloat all by myself)

    Votes: 17 4.5%
  • Total voters
    381
DownUnder said:
Polypan F? You poor thing...

Call me "opined" (okay, opinionated), but there was a film well worth forgetting. I have long thought Ilford Pan F was a crapper to work with, but Polypan, no thanks. If you get good results from it, then kudos to you.

In my own way I'm just as bad, with Kodak Panatomic-X. At times I think I've cornered what is left of the market for Panatomic here in AUS, I have three 100-foot (30 meter) bulk rolls and about 20 cassettes of it left in my fridge. Also maybe a few 120 rolls. I keep getting offers for this stock but so far I've resisted, altho' with Tri-X going for AUD $300+ in Melbourne, I may be sitting on a small fortune. Not that I'm likely to use it up anyway as my film days are quickly passing me by.

So you and I are probably both about as crazy...
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I love PolypanF, rate at 100ISO and dev in XTOL 1+1 or 1+3 is my go-to film in 35. When the rumor was out film is dead, I just bought film and no gear, and now I have 2 freezers full and lost my mojo, so is life.



 
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