Glass Plate Availability

[Richard K.]

Are coated glass plates still available? Anywhere on the planet? (this planet!) I thought that T-Max was until recently, but probably not in any of the formats I use (WP. 7x11 10x12). Thoughts?

[Oren Grad]

TMX was a catalog item in 4x5 plates, though they were frightfully expensive.

These folks -

http://www.slavich.com/index.htm

- are often mentioned as a possible source of plates for general pictorial use, though the listing on the site is oriented to holographic use.

[Don7x17]

Make your own!
See http://www.thelightfarm.com/
Denise also teaches at the photoformulary next summer.
Don

[Philippe Grunchec]

Wephota?

[Aurélien87]

APX 100 is available as glassplate in 65*90 mm

[Jimi]

http://www.lumiere-shop.de/index.php?page=categorie&cat=240&x19f36=ghnte2tt1c1i43uen2gp6rgaptpajae3

Bring the big money bag. :)

[John Kasaian]

The Surplus Shed had some glass plates, IIRC.

[Oren Grad]

The Surplus Shed had some glass plates, IIRC.

Yikes...

http://www.surplusshed.com/pages/item/m2149c.html

[Curt]

I have an excellent Folmer Graflex 11X14 double sided wood glass film holder with two sheets of glass in it and they are pristine. I've kept it as a back up in case of a world wide abandonment of film. So far so good but your never know about these things. It could come in handy!!

[Brian C. Miller]

$39.00 for 10? That's only $3.90 per plate, 9.5" square. There's a lot of black and white film which costs more than that.