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    11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Just a heads up the Keith Canham is only 15 boxes away from being about to make a special order for 11x14 Tri-X. Cost per box is $225. If you are interested you can fill out a form here:

    http://www.canhamcameras.com/how%20t...er%20film.html

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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    How many sheets are in a box?

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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    10 sheets
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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Thought so, thanks!

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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Quote Originally Posted by Randy Moe View Post
    10 sheets
    Correct. Now down to 13 boxes needed to complete the order.

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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Hmm. $23 per exposure. I have exposed a few acres' worth of Tri-X in my life but now I'm glad to have stayed with 4x5. Hope the threshold is reached- folks at my former employer, and in my hometown, can use the income. And those of us shooting 11x14 need choices in film.

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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Hmmm...still have six boxes of the '88 - which was as of five years ago (time of last exposure) displaying its vintage-worthiness with a perfect amount of base fog for what I was shooting at that time. Heck...this is like a good bottle of wine here, right? Probably worth a fortune now! Then again...even a great wine can turn to vinegar - so I guess I'd better go pop the cork on another box and see for myself!

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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Just bought 25 sheet boxes of FP4 for near that price and quite honestly using the correct development technique, I am exceptionally pleased at the tonality of the prints. I have been a die hard Kodak guy for years, but the tight relationship between costs and the amount of film in a box is a very personal decision that even if I could afford it, sends a message to the manufacturer about what works or does not work.

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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Kadillak View Post
    Just bought 25 sheet boxes of FP4 for near that price and quite honestly using the correct development technique, I am exceptionally pleased at the tonality of the prints. I have been a die hard Kodak guy for years, but the tight relationship between costs and the amount of film in a box is a very personal decision that even if I could afford it, sends a message to the manufacturer about what works or does not work.
    True and if you want more speed HP5 is available as a standard order....


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    Re: 11X14 Kodak Tri-X

    Here's something related to this order--it looks to be a local offer only--it says nothing about shipping.

    http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/pho/5880092488.html

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