Is Neopan in 35mm being discontiuned?

My uninformed prediction would be no. They discontinued 120 because of an anti-static chemical, according to web info. The 35mm doesn't use it.
 
If this has any substance to it I'm gobsmacked!

I'm off to live in the desert with Pickett ... wherever he is!
 
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jtzordon said:
My uninformed prediction would be no. They discontinued 120 because of an anti-static chemical, according to web info. The 35mm doesn't use it.
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According to Tom A. film is made in sheets & then cut to different sizes. So as I understand both 120 & 135 would be the same formulation.
 
I can't help wondering what Fuji are up to and what their future intentions are!

I've just discovered I really like Pro 800Z for low light colour but there doesn't seem to be a lot of that around at all.

Japan Exposures don't list it and nor do B&H ... only Freestyle and no one sems to be stocking the 1600 though it is still listed on the USA web site!
 
Neopan better not be discontinued! I just shot a roll of Neopan 400 at 250 and processed it in XTOL. Dynamite negatives, can't wait to print them! I like Neopan 1600, too.
 
Maybe the boxes with 20 rolls ? They are definitively discontinued for Superpresto but I don't know about the other two. At least, all films are available in single-roll packages and three-roll boxes. (At Yodobashi)
 
"I'm off to live in the desert with Pickett ... wherever he is!"

Keith, Alive and well in Beautiful Downtown Texas!

Hard to resist a film is dying fim thread. 😉
 
Keith said:
I can't help wondering what Fuji are up to and what their future intentions are!

I've just discovered I really like Pro 800Z for low light colour but there doesn't seem to be a lot of that around at all.

Japan Exposures don't list it and nor do B&H ... only Freestyle and no one sems to be stocking the 1600 though it is still listed on the USA web site!
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I believe Fuji Pro 800z was recently discontinued.

Reference: http://www.bjp-online.com/public/showPage.html?page=865280

More info from Japan exposures on Fuji film stock: http://www.japanexposures.com/2010/02/26/fujifilm-to-reorganize-film-lineup

edit: added source link
 
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It appears that retailers in the US have received the following notice:

OK…here’s the official Fuji list:
The following are now gone, with no replacement:
Color 160s and160c in 35, 120, 220, 4×5, 8×10, and 4×5 quickload
Color 800z in 35mm 5pack, 120 and 220
Velvia 50 4×5 quickload
Velvia 100 4×5 quickload
Velvia 100F 4×5 quickload
Astia 100F 4×5 quickload
Provia 100F 4×5 quickload
T64 in all formats
Neopan 400 120
CDUII in all formats
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Ok so Pro 800Z is gone obviously and not replaced. There is Xtra 800 listed on the US web site but I don't really know much about that compared to the Pro.

Anyone have experience with these two films?
 
The superia is decent, sharp but pretty grainy. Muted, somewhat bluish colors. I've "heard" 800z is the same stuff, but I've never used it.
 
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