adox film

<p>I remember the ADOX KB-14 film<br>

so after a recent mention here, I looked and found the site.<br>

the site is a disapointment<br>

as it is slow and pale.<br>

The product?<br>

I am looking forward to seeing some for sale.<br>

I did note the future availability of 110<br>

but did not see a mention of 126 or 127.<br>

for that matter No mention of 35mm though I am sure they are still making it.<br>

Maybe I am a bit RETRO but Many of the older films<br>

are a welcome addition. I am glad to see them alive and well.</p>

 

<p>The equivalent film is now sold as either Efke 25 or Adox CHS 25, depending on country and importation channel. Same factory, same product.<br>

Check at B&H, Adorama, and Freestyle. You'll one or the other in 135, 120, and sheet sizes.<br>

Efke R100 is available in 127 size.</p>

<p>I don't know where you are located, but if in Europe, the go to the websites of </p>

<p>http://macodirect.de/<br>

http://www.fotoimpex.de/</p>

<p>They both offer very low prices and excellent service although Maco currently has a five day in house processing time due to high demand. They have a warning about the processing time on their home page.</p>

<p>Walter:<br>

John used a very diplomatic phrasing when he said "equivalent film". See what you think yourself.<br>

But Neofin Blue, the original, is still available.</p>

<p>OK appreciate the resonses.<br>

I still yearn for panatomic-x<br>

Modern Photography Magazine put Panatomic-x way ahead of Ilford Pan-f<br>

and I believe the high quality Adox thin emulsion films from Adox<br>

and similar films are much more fragile and require careful handling.</p>

 

<p>This is the manufacturer:<br>

<a href="http://www.fotokemika.hr/">http://www.fotokemika.hr/</a></p>

 

<p>Walter, from time to time, Panatomic-X still shows up on online auctions. The oldest expired Panatomic-X I've used was expired in March 1964. The original owner must have frozen it or refrigerated it as there was almost no fog when I processed it in HC110. </p>