T Max 400 LF and ULF Film Interest

[Robert Skeoch]

When do you want to know by.
-Rob Skeoch

[sanking]

Ken,

Thanks for your comments, with which I agree completely. TMAX-400 has oustanding expansion and contraction potential, something appreciated by some smart Zone type folks, and most BTZS people. (obvious sub-text is that BTZS is a much more refined system than Zone).

As others have mentioned, TMAX-400 also has great linearity (straight-line curves) and outstanding response to reciprocity.

[Bob Eskridge]

I have switched to T-400 for much of my roll film needs. And was just about to order some in 8X10 and cut it down to 5X7. But hesitated because if everybody did that Kodak would NEVER bring the 5X7 size back. Put me down for 5 boxes - if the price is right of course.

[robert_4927]

5 boxes of 8x20 here

[Rob Vinnedge]

Michael,

Is there any chance at all of 14X17 and 16X20 sizes?

[Paul Fitzgerald]

Michael,

4 boxes of 5X7, more depending on price.

Thanks for trying.

[Dennis Greaney]

Thank you for your efforts here.
8 - 10 boxes -25 - 5 x 7--
2 - 4 boxes 25 - 8 x 10

Dennis Greaney

[Tom Franks]

I would be interested in 8 to 10 - 25 sheet boxes of 5x7. Good luck.
Thanks,
Tom

[John Z.]

I would want to buy 200-300 sheets of 5x7, thanks.

[Jon Wilson]

Depending on the per box price, I would see me purchasing 4 to 5 boxes of 5x7, 4 boxes of 8x10, and 2 boxes of 11x14.

BTW, I am going to make an 11x14 back for a large studio camera. Anyone have any reasonably priced 11x14 backs (gg not required) available? if so, email me. Thanks.