New film from Kodak

<p>Well it is a new film as I bet you the base and the way it is coated is different than roll films.</p>

<p>The fact that Kodak will maket a new film, shows that they haven't given up on us.</p>

<p>They havn't given up on us maybe , but that doesn't mean they havn't got means & ways to shut us up either.</p>

<p>Excellent! I wanted to try Ektar 100 but was curious as to why it wasn't offered in sheet format.</p>

<p>Could Josh Root chime in and let us know if this is the new product that you said you knew about or is there an actual new film coming.....</p>

<p>Agreed Patrick....I'm curious as well.....</p>

<p>They're(Kodak) going to dig Verichrome Pan up from the grave and make an awful lot of us happy. I wish! JohnW</p>

<p>John....for me it's Tech Pan or bust!!!</p>

<p>Dave, Tech Pan was great with my Rollei 35T when I wanted to show how sharp a 35mm could be. In fact I still have 6 liquid, 7 powder and six liquid in the little plastic bottles of Technidol Developer left just waiting for Tech Pan to be resurrected. Still, I'd rather see some Verichrome in my developing tanks. Just really easy film to work with and great results in MF. JohnW</p>

<p>My wish would be for Ektar rebalanced for skin tones</p>

<p>Dave, for me, it's Panatomic-X. Have one roll of 120 Tech Pan left.</p>

<p>I'm down to 14 rolls of 120, and about a dozen of 35mm for Tech Pan. Wonderful in 120 format. Doesn't matter how high the scanning rez.....you'll never see grain!</p>

<p>Well another news release from Kodak<br>

http://www.twinlenslife.com/2010/02/films-future-is-far-brighter-than.html</p>

<p>How does Adox compare to Tech Pan? Anyone shot both?</p>

<p>I have shot the Rollei TP film and Here are some from it.</p>

<p>http://www.flickr.com/photos/jokerphotography/sets/72157619385388775/<br>

And from the real thing I have in the freezer.<br>

<img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2544/4222017168_77c741e6bd_b.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="680" /></p>

<p>Thanks Larry. Brian & Brandon are great photographers. I love the updates they put on their blog. Check out their interview at Inside Analog Photo Radio.</p>