Securing Fresh Supplies of 25 ASA LF Black and White Film

[Regular Rod]

Rod,
Are the formats listed available in 100 ?

If you mean the new Rollei RPX 25, No it's a 25 ISO film. 35mm and 120 roll film only at this time...

RR

[Jeff Dexheimer]

Looks like this lost traction, but if it gets going again, I'd be in for 8 boxes of 4x5.

[hendrik faure]

What is MwSt? (I know what mit and ohne mean).


- Leigh

MwSt= Mehrwertsteuer (German Tax, 19%)

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[hendrik faure]

5 boxes of 4x5 = 82€
5 boxes of 8x10= 305€
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[stormpetrel]

Is this great idea still alive?

10x boxes of 5 x 7 = 205.00 €

[Regular Rod]

I'm a bit late on this thread, but I would commit to buy 300 sheets of 25 ISO film in 4x5. It should amount to less than 450 €
raul

I make that a lot less! 165.60€

RR

[Teodor Oprean]

Count me in for these same quantities:

I could easily commit to the following, <maybe> even more:

10 boxes of 4 x 5_______________________13.80 €_____16.42 €

5 boxes of 5 x 7_______________________20.50 €_____24.40 €

[Regular Rod]

Well I've just totted up the "pledges" and we are still a long way short of 30,000 €

The total at this instance is 5,015.51 € based on the listed prices without any value added taxes. We need six times these pledges to reach the threshold...

Could a German speaking member perhaps be kind enough to contact the Company, give them a link to this thread and maybe ask if they would like to promote, via their website, an advance order facility whereby we each order what we want in the clear understanding that these orders would only be fulfilled if the Company has sufficient advance orders to commercially justify the fulfilment?

RR

[ROL]

Agreed! At least we now have available very, very nice roll film in 25 ASA. "Rollei RPX 25" It is an excellent quality film. It also lays as flat as sheet film on the negative carrier, making it very easy to handle.

RR

Since you brought up the non LF film, 120 "Rollei RPX 25", and as a slow 120 aficionado, I must inquire if this is a different film from the equally preposterously priced Rollei Pan 25 of a few years ago. That Maco produced film was capable of very beautiful panchro tonalities, but was in no way of excellent quality. I was reduced to shooting 2 frames for each scene to have any chance of a reasonably clean negative, effectively doubling the price of shooting an already ridiculously priced film.

[Jim Galli]

I'm curious. Since the old Efke 25 was blind to red, has anyone evaluated if perhaps it was simply cleverly repackaged Xray film?