mrwestphal
Member
Well you asked for it!
COLOR
Film 4X5 120 35mm 100’ rolls
Kodak Ektachrome 100 640 130 2
Kodak Portra 160VC 20 150 7
Kodak Portra 400NC 10 120
Kodak Vericolor 100 70
AgfaChrome 50 10
AgfaChrome 100 70
Fuji Velvia 50 180 20 2
Fuji Velvia 64 30
Fuji Astia 100F 10
Fuji NPS160 135 45
Fuji Provia 100F 120
B&W
Kodak Tmax100 100 80
Kodak TC400CN 30
Kodak 400BW 50
Kodak Tech-Pan 200
Ilford Delta 100 20
Ilford Pan F 50 3
Ilford HP5 10
Ilford XP2 10 73
Infrared
Ilford SFX 5
Maco 3
and this is AFTER i cleaned out my freezer!
well, apparently my formatting did not work well but you should get the idea!
COLOR
Film 4X5 120 35mm 100’ rolls
Kodak Ektachrome 100 640 130 2
Kodak Portra 160VC 20 150 7
Kodak Portra 400NC 10 120
Kodak Vericolor 100 70
AgfaChrome 50 10
AgfaChrome 100 70
Fuji Velvia 50 180 20 2
Fuji Velvia 64 30
Fuji Astia 100F 10
Fuji NPS160 135 45
Fuji Provia 100F 120
B&W
Kodak Tmax100 100 80
Kodak TC400CN 30
Kodak 400BW 50
Kodak Tech-Pan 200
Ilford Delta 100 20
Ilford Pan F 50 3
Ilford HP5 10
Ilford XP2 10 73
Infrared
Ilford SFX 5
Maco 3
and this is AFTER i cleaned out my freezer!
well, apparently my formatting did not work well but you should get the idea!
rphenning
Established
portra 160vc and nc in 4x5
all 120
portra 160nc
portra 400nc
portra 400vc
tri-x 400
35mm
19 rolls of superia 400.
all 120
portra 160nc
portra 400nc
portra 400vc
tri-x 400
35mm
19 rolls of superia 400.
Neare
Well-known
Two rolls of Velvia 100 sitting next to me.
Gosh I might need to buy some more film soon.
Gosh I might need to buy some more film soon.
amateriat
We're all light!
I'm still cowering in anticipation of Tom A's post. (Probably still counting...)
Keith & Bill: I had this problem a few years after getting "serious" about photography in the mid 70s. In the beginning, it was easy, since I settled on just two film types: Kodachrome 64 and Agfachrome CT18 (slightly slower at ASA/ISO 50). Then I discovered other film types, and promptly got lost in the sauce, so to speak. It took a while to sober up and find a few film types that simply "worked" to my eye. I still like to play with the odd emulsion or two once in a while, but my "staple" films are pretty much in place now.
- Barrett
Keith & Bill: I had this problem a few years after getting "serious" about photography in the mid 70s. In the beginning, it was easy, since I settled on just two film types: Kodachrome 64 and Agfachrome CT18 (slightly slower at ASA/ISO 50). Then I discovered other film types, and promptly got lost in the sauce, so to speak. It took a while to sober up and find a few film types that simply "worked" to my eye. I still like to play with the odd emulsion or two once in a while, but my "staple" films are pretty much in place now.
- Barrett
ethics_gradient
Well-known
Elitechrome 400... my favorite for cross processing!
Here's an old one, from 2008:
Almost all of the 120 got thrown out, although not by me
Too cold/late to go out to the garage to photography the current film ghetto.
KM-25
Well-known
Hmmm…
Roughly:
315 KM-25 02/2003
580 KR-64
45 KL-200
225 Techpan 120mm
165 Techpan 35mm
90 APX25 120mm
120 Pan-F 120mm
60 FP-4 120mm
35 Delta 3200 120mm
50 Adox CMS-20 35mm
70 HIE 35mm, last batch
50 HIE / Aerographic 2424 in 120mm
80 APX 100 35mm
10 Ektar 35mm
Most at -18F, 100 rolls of Kodachrome, 40 more 120 Ilford B&W in the fridge.
Roughly:
315 KM-25 02/2003
580 KR-64
45 KL-200
225 Techpan 120mm
165 Techpan 35mm
90 APX25 120mm
120 Pan-F 120mm
60 FP-4 120mm
35 Delta 3200 120mm
50 Adox CMS-20 35mm
70 HIE 35mm, last batch
50 HIE / Aerographic 2424 in 120mm
80 APX 100 35mm
10 Ektar 35mm
Most at -18F, 100 rolls of Kodachrome, 40 more 120 Ilford B&W in the fridge.
amateriat
We're all light!
KM-25: Use it all in good health, friend!
- Barrett
- Barrett
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
Wow ... some of you guys have some serious film stocks!
I'm starting to feel a little inferior here.
kdemas
Enjoy Life.
I have quite a bit of Kodachrome 64 in the freezer for a project this year. In addition I have APX 100, Agfa Ultra 50, Tri-X, Plus-X and some Fuji Pro color film. In addition I have some Fuji Fortia for when the colors really come out.
I even found some 100asa Kodak APS film, that's kinda funny. I still have a Contax Tix, fantastic little P&S, that I'll have to unearth to burn that film.
I even found some 100asa Kodak APS film, that's kinda funny. I still have a Contax Tix, fantastic little P&S, that I'll have to unearth to burn that film.
KM-25
Well-known
Thanks! Talk to me in a year, I will have either done a great job with the Kodachrome Project or be out on the street. I bought all this film when times were good, no way I could afford it now....it's been a rough 18 months.
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Krzys
Well-known
Having a buffet of film is the best and worst part of photography.
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
Not too much at the moment (and none in my freezer);
35mm:
10 rolls BW400CN
3 rolls Ektar
8 rolls of walgreen's 400 color--some Fuji film rebranded, I think
120:
5 rolls of Ektar
2 rolls of Efke(?)* 100 speed BW *I think they are Efke, I'm not at home right now to check. They might be Foma.
Plus what's in the cameras, so 3 more rolls of 35mm and one more 120.
Rob
35mm:
10 rolls BW400CN
3 rolls Ektar
8 rolls of walgreen's 400 color--some Fuji film rebranded, I think
120:
5 rolls of Ektar
2 rolls of Efke(?)* 100 speed BW *I think they are Efke, I'm not at home right now to check. They might be Foma.
Plus what's in the cameras, so 3 more rolls of 35mm and one more 120.
Rob
wgerrard
Veteran
About Neopan 400 ...
Lately I've been developing it in Rodinal 1+50 @ 20deg for eight minutes with minimal agitation and really like the look of this combo!
Thanks for that. I'll give it a try.
topoxforddoc
Established
HP5 and my last stocks of kodachrome
MPerson
Established
35mm
1,345 ft of Eastman Double-X
150 x Adox CHS 100 ART
91 x Adox CHS 50 ART
86 x Adox CHS 25 ART
230 x APX 100
40 x Fomapan 100
5 x Kodachrome 64
130 x Plus-X
260 x Rollei Retro 100
102 x Rollei Retro 400
200 x Tri-X
120
140 x Rollei Retro 100
1,345 ft of Eastman Double-X
150 x Adox CHS 100 ART
91 x Adox CHS 50 ART
86 x Adox CHS 25 ART
230 x APX 100
40 x Fomapan 100
5 x Kodachrome 64
130 x Plus-X
260 x Rollei Retro 100
102 x Rollei Retro 400
200 x Tri-X
120
140 x Rollei Retro 100
naql
Established
120 film:
4x Ilford FP4+ 125
4x Fuji Reala 100
9x Lomography B&W 100
6x Efke R100
4x Adox 50 Art
9x Fuji Pro 400H
6x Fuji Pro 160C
4x Kodak TMax 100
8x Ilford HP5+
5x Rollei Retro 400
5x Kodak 160VC
2x Kodak 160NC
35mm all 36 exp unless noted:
8x Fuji Reala 100
1x Fortepan 100
2x Fuji Acros 100
1x Kodak 100UC
1x Kodak 400VC
4x Efke KB50
2x Arista Premium B&W 400
1x Fuji Pro 400H
1x Rollei Retro 400
11x Ilford HP5+ (1 roll is 24)
1x Lomography Redscale 100
1x Fuji Superia 1600
3x AgfaPhoto Vista 100
5x Ilford FP4+
4x Kodak Elitechrome 200 (expired in 2007)
I bought all of these with the intent on trying all of them out and then settling on a few types I like. I guess in a way it is a bit like having GAS I can justify to myself having multiple types of film at the same speed because they each have their own look.
Probably the oddest one in my collection is the redscale. I burned through two rolls fairly quickly but found the effect of it a little tiring. I don't see myself using the last roll anytime soon but I'll hold onto in case I get a craving for some odd looking pictures.
4x Ilford FP4+ 125
4x Fuji Reala 100
9x Lomography B&W 100
6x Efke R100
4x Adox 50 Art
9x Fuji Pro 400H
6x Fuji Pro 160C
4x Kodak TMax 100
8x Ilford HP5+
5x Rollei Retro 400
5x Kodak 160VC
2x Kodak 160NC
35mm all 36 exp unless noted:
8x Fuji Reala 100
1x Fortepan 100
2x Fuji Acros 100
1x Kodak 100UC
1x Kodak 400VC
4x Efke KB50
2x Arista Premium B&W 400
1x Fuji Pro 400H
1x Rollei Retro 400
11x Ilford HP5+ (1 roll is 24)
1x Lomography Redscale 100
1x Fuji Superia 1600
3x AgfaPhoto Vista 100
5x Ilford FP4+
4x Kodak Elitechrome 200 (expired in 2007)
I bought all of these with the intent on trying all of them out and then settling on a few types I like. I guess in a way it is a bit like having GAS I can justify to myself having multiple types of film at the same speed because they each have their own look.
Probably the oddest one in my collection is the redscale. I burned through two rolls fairly quickly but found the effect of it a little tiring. I don't see myself using the last roll anytime soon but I'll hold onto in case I get a craving for some odd looking pictures.
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Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
The question I have to ask is this:
Some people seem to have a lot of Kodachrome in their freezers (no names mentioned) and I have to wonder about judgement day when Dwaynes officially processes the last roll ... EVER!!!!!
How many people people will be left staring into their freezers thinking ... "Oh sh!t! I wish I'd got around to using this."
Some people seem to have a lot of Kodachrome in their freezers (no names mentioned
) and I have to wonder about judgement day when Dwaynes officially processes the last roll ... EVER!!!!! How many people people will be left staring into their freezers thinking ... "Oh sh!t! I wish I'd got around to using this."
KM-25
Well-known
Easy, The Kodachrome Project: it is a full time job at this point.
I shot 26 rolls in Times Square for the week of New Years, shoot it daily. I know I am going through a ton on Burning Man, the last space shuttle launch, etc.
If Bill Allard went through 1,500 rolls in three months in Peru in 81, I can go through 900 rolls in what is now 355 days.
That's my story and I am sticking to it...
I shot 26 rolls in Times Square for the week of New Years, shoot it daily. I know I am going through a ton on Burning Man, the last space shuttle launch, etc.
If Bill Allard went through 1,500 rolls in three months in Peru in 81, I can go through 900 rolls in what is now 355 days.
That's my story and I am sticking to it...
Some people seem to have a lot of Kodachrome in their freezers (no names mentioned
How many people people will be left staring into their freezers thinking ... "Oh sh!t! I wish I'd got around to using this."
amateriat
We're all light!
KM-25: If you didn't have my respect before, you sure as hell have it now...
I have just one roll of K64 I'm going to use for a portrait project. Wouldn't mind finding a few more rolls, but it seems a daunting task to find, even at $11-12 a pop.
- Barrett
I have just one roll of K64 I'm going to use for a portrait project. Wouldn't mind finding a few more rolls, but it seems a daunting task to find, even at $11-12 a pop.
- Barrett
KM-25
Well-known
I might have a line on more, a buddy of mine is 45 rolls too fat, all 11/2010 stock. I am also helping out Jeff Jacobson with his project in getting him KL-200:
http://www.jeffjacobsonphotography.com/about-the-last-roll
Two months ago I scored 40+ rolls of fresh 200 for him and set him up good, but he needs more, so I might trade some of my 200 for his 64.
The other thing to remember is that as Fall of this year rolls around, prices on this stuff is going to plummet as it will be worthless past 2010.
I think tomorrow I am headed to an iMax theatre to get a photo of folks wearing their 3-D glasses watching Avatar....so much to shoot in so little time.
http://www.jeffjacobsonphotography.com/about-the-last-roll
Two months ago I scored 40+ rolls of fresh 200 for him and set him up good, but he needs more, so I might trade some of my 200 for his 64.
The other thing to remember is that as Fall of this year rolls around, prices on this stuff is going to plummet as it will be worthless past 2010.
I think tomorrow I am headed to an iMax theatre to get a photo of folks wearing their 3-D glasses watching Avatar....so much to shoot in so little time.