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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Stone View Post
    Anyone else see the Facebook update from Canham cameras for TMY-2? "Estimated" price is $110/box, so $11/sheet, plus shipping. Ouch...
    I love TMY-2, but $11/sheet is getting into color film territory. And silver is down compared to some years ago, oil is waaay down, but are labor costs up THAT much?

    Not complaining, I won't be buying, but just something I saw that boggled my mind.

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    silver IS down, a few years ago it was 46$ (USD) / troy oz now 18.24$
    tmy2 it is good stuff, but ilford, foma, adox, even photo paper is fine for me
    i will let someone else tow the line and pay the lien.

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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by Corran View Post
    You want to provide a source for that bold statement sir?
    +1.
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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by Corran View Post
    You want to provide a source for that bold statement sir?
    Waiting for kodak to chime in here, I mean kodak is his only name.

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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by Corran View Post
    You want to provide a source for that bold statement sir?
    Probably is true when you use baking soda as a fixer.

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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by Corran View Post
    You want to provide a source for that bold statement sir?
    Yea. My own optical prints... And it's well-documented that tabular grain is much fiber than traditional grain, it's also common understanding that TMY-2 is essentially as fine grained as Delta100, so extreme difference between that and HP5+ and don't get me wrong I love the stuff, I use it a lot, its been my number one 400 speed film (besides Neopan400 when I could snag it, but that's 120 not LF) so I know it's an excellent film.

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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets 8x10 TMY2?

    8x10 Kodak B&W film is all custom order stuff, IIRC, so I'd expect it's going to be co$tly.
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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets 8x10 TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by John Kasaian View Post
    8x10 Kodak B&W film is all custom order stuff, IIRC, so I'd expect it's going to be co$tly.
    It's hard to keep track of these things since Kodak Alaris doesn't announce them, but 8x10 TXP was made a stock item again recently. B&H lists it at $76.50 per box of 10, still quite pricey compared to HP5 Plus but not quite so breathtaking as the price Keith Canham needs to ask for a custom run of TMY.

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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets 8x10 TMY2?

    Some of use got in on Keith CanHam's TMAX 400 order. Same ballpark. The 8x20 is $255.00 per box and the 11x14 is $225.00.

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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets 8x10 TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by Oren Grad View Post
    It's hard to keep track of these things since Kodak Alaris doesn't announce them, but 8x10 TXP was made a stock item again recently. B&H lists it at $76.50 per box of 10, still quite pricey compared to HP5 Plus but not quite so breathtaking as the price Keith Canham needs to ask for a custom run of TMY.
    My understanding is that all 8x10 is custom ordered by Keith and anything sold by B&H is going to be stuff from the same order that Keith does, in other words B&H most likely buys in when Keith orders. This is my understanding not saying it's fact, but as I understand it all film cut bigger than 4x5 is a custom order and Keith is the only one who Kodak will deal with for custom orders.

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    Re: $110 per box of 10 sheets TMY2?

    Quote Originally Posted by StoneNYC View Post
    Yea. My own optical prints... And it's well-documented that tabular grain is much fiber than traditional grain, it's also common understanding that TMY-2 is essentially as fine grained as Delta100, so extreme difference between that and HP5+ and don't get me wrong I love the stuff, I use it a lot, its been my number one 400 speed film (besides Neopan400 when I could snag it, but that's 120 not LF) so I know it's an excellent film.
    My request stands...
    Sorry but your statement is nonsense.
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