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When Ilford does their Ultra Large Format (ULF) order every year in April / May - you can generally order 70mm Type-2 perforated film. From their recent ULF offerings: ( ULF ) ITEM NUMBER / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION / BASE TYPE / SIZE / NUMBER OF SHEETS 1174810 / HP5+ / ROLL / 70mm x 50ft UNPERFORATED EI / Roll #### 1174821 / HP5+ / ROLL / 70mm x 50ft DOUBLE PERFORATED EI / Roll #### #### Orders must be combined to be minimum and multiples of 15

<p>Just to update on the Rodenstock lens website, it appears Linos is now rebranded as Qioptiq with Photography info here:<br> http://www.qioptiq.com/photography-cinematography.html<br> Which now links to a dedicated Rodenstock website here:<br> http://www.rodenstock-photo.com/en/<br> Under the menu Products > Archive, here is Professional Analog Lenses & Filters and more in PDF docs:<br> http://www.rodenstock-photo.com/index.php/en/service-support#download</p>

<p>Regarding "The 75mm, 100mm and 127mm (for Mamiya Universal Press) cover the whole Polaroid image. the others do not."<br /> <br />I was shopping for a Mamiya <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mamiya_Press#Lenses">Universal Press</a> that included the 65mm f/6.3 and 100mm f/3.5 and the seller provided some <a href="http://postimg.org/image/gg4eoqjwp/">example photos</a> shot on Fuji fp-100c with the 65mm and additionally with the 100mm and macro extension tubes for close up shot of some still life... the 65mm shows subtle vignette and the 100mm sharp vignette on the far corners. It appears the image circle (circle of illumination) for the 65mm and 100mm do not quite cover fp-100c instant film (3¼ × 4¼" (85 × 108 mm). Compatible with Polaroid Type 100 packfilm (also known as "Type 660"))<img src="http://s28.postimg.org/vouc2idl9/polaroids_post.jpg" alt="" width="413" height="379" /></p> <p> </p>