Looking at the photo Jan posted, it confirms the rumor I heard last year about the paper being made by the same company that made jandc film/paper. If you have some classic pan 8x10 sheet film lying around, look at the packaging. The packaging is identical.
J&C Classic 400 was made by Forte, and they are out of business, so it wasn't them. J&C 25, 50, and 100 films and Nuance paper were made by Efke, and it could be them.
DittoOriginally Posted by Fred Lum
I hope my box is packed in a waterproof package--otherwise it gonna get a hell of a presoak.
No, i am not saying anythingShould be up to all the exited people waiting and waiting and finally get to dip the paper. No, bribery will not do it.
It should come by USPS and not UPS if I'm not mistaken.
It is shipped UPS in the USA but i had to make a special arangement with MAS. (Thanks Michael) Will be leaving town and was worried that the paper could be at my front door soaking in the rain for quite some time.
This is a first for the large format forum. A picture of packaging confirms a rumor about where a product is being made. Good grief.
Let me squelch this wild postulation before it gets legs.
In the bigger scheme of things if it is a quality product who really cares where it is produced?
Time to get back to making photographs.
Onward!
Is it repackaged Azo?
It is better than Azo. Two words pretty much sum things up -Is it repackaged Azo?
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