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    Canadians, need help!

    Hi Canadians,

    I am having problem to find good source for 8x10 film color positive sheets. When I find a retailer with a good price, shipping charge is outragegous and it is in US so customs even increases the final price.

    Do we have a good source in Canada? Or if you buy outside of Canada, where do you buy it?
    I know these thread should not be here, but I do not want to promote any retailers here, please if you mention anyone, it is because of your favorite not because of commercial purposes.

    If you do not feel comfortable to publicly mention any retailer in this thread, please e- mail at hrubyp@cogeco.ca

    Thanks.

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    I have had good experiences with 4X5 film at Henry's in Toronto. The don't list 8X10 film but they could probably special order it.

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    Vistek in TO (www.vistek.ca) has B&W, colour negative & colour positive in 8x10. Whatever they don't have in stock they seem to get in 2-3 weeks. Cheers,

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    http://www.treckhall.com/page.asp?intNodeID=4030&sysStr=PMCAT:intClassID-12219_intDataClassID-419266;

    This is Treckhall's site, Peter. They do have 8x10 film. They have very good service and prices with 4 offices across the country. Give them a try.

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    Canadians, need help!

    In Toronto I get my 4x5 film from Downtown Camera http://www.downtowncamera.ca
    Better prices than both Henry's and Vistek. They don't list film on their web site, you will have to call them and ask. They usually order whatever they don't have in stock.

    Walter

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    Try thecamerastore, in Calgary. They have a website.

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    Canadians, need help!

    If you want to do mail order, I second the TreckHall suggestion. They have good prices and good inventory. If you want to deal face to face, i recommend Eight Elm Photo in Toronto. His prices are not the best but I have a soft spot in my heart for a reailer that stocks Azo and large sheet film.

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    Peter,

    In Vancouver, BC:

    Lens & Shutter [604.736.3461; http://www.lensandshutter.com]

    or

    Beau Photo [604.734.7771; http://www.beauphoto.com/]

    It may depend on what kind of positive film you're looking for but I suspect there's a good probability that you'll have to special order it in any case.

    Good luck

    Cheers
    Life in the fast lane!

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    Peter,

    Andrew's recommendation:

    http://www.thecamerastore.com/

    Cheers
    Life in the fast lane!

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    A fellow that I know in Vancouver (he works in a photo store there) recommended these sites:

    www.beauphoto.com - Vancouver

    www.leoscamera.com - Vancouver

    www.vistek.com -- Toronto

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