First Rolls of Ektar 100, 120 Format Film

[jdrose]

<p>I received my first rolls of Ektar 100, 120 Format Film today. At sundown I went out and shot two of the rolls. They are now at the developer. I loved Ektar 25, I can't wait to see how this new film turns out.</p>

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[steve_dittmar]

<p>I have shot a few 35mm, but haven't bought any 120 size yet. Can't wait to see your shots. Guess I better dust off the old Mamiya RB67.</p>

[tibz]

<p>Today I enlarged a few more of the 35mm shots to 11x14. People don't believe they're from 35mm negatives. The grain is finer (and harder to grain focus) than 100 speed B+W 120 film enlarged to the same size. The colors are great, the grain is fine, the process is simple. I don't need 120. Of course I'll still buy it though :D</p>

<p>They certainly came through for us when they released this by "popular demand."</p>

[silverscape]

<p>ooh...where did you get yours? Did you order it or buy it at a local camera shop?<br /><br />I've been looking online, but I haven't been able to find it yet. It's easy to find Ektar in 35mm rolls, but I haven't been able to get it in 120 yet. Freestyle and B&H don't have it. (Heck, B&H is even out of stock of the 35mm rolls right now). </p>

[thomas_sullivan]

Calumet has Ektar 100 120 in stock at most of their stores.

[KenPapai]

<p>I bought a bunch of rolls from B&H (2+ weeks ago) and Adorama (last week). The Adorama film already arrived (below) and I am still awaiting the B&H delivery. ;-) Pony Express?</p><div></div>

[jdrose]

<p>I pre-ordered mine from Adorama. They may be closed for Passover currently.</p>