who here will try ektar 100 4x5?

[Matus Kalisky]

Now - couldn't the Fuji pick up this glove and and bring us Provia 400X in 4x5 and 8x10 !?!

[David Luttmann]

I've been using a fair bit in 35mm, and loving it. This just may be my 4x5 film choice for landscapes.

[rguinter]

Anybody know when the LF Ektar 100 is supposed to be available? Sometime in March I thought but March is here and I'm wondering. Bob G.

[welly]

Anybody know when the LF Ektar 100 is supposed to be available? Sometime in March I thought but March is here and I'm wondering. Bob G.

It's April that it'll be released, not March.

[Andre Noble]

I would much prefer if Kodak made their Plus-X available in sheet film. Or that someone brought back Polaroid Type 55.

[Robb_Scharetg]

Mark, et. al

I can't recommend Dodge/Chrome (in DC) highly enough. They run E-6 and C-41 (and B&W too) 35mm to 8x10 (and IF you shoot 11x14 they WILL run that too), their machines are CLEAN, their customer service is outstanding and you can ship film to them and they'll turn it around in 36 hours (C-41) and send you negs/proofs back via FedEx, etc. E-6 goes out same day it comes in. www.dodgechrome.com / 202.333.3270.

I'm looking forward to trying it in 4x5 and maybe 8x10.

A couple of questions:
Does anyone know what the prices will be?
Does anyone know a good lab for 8x10 C41 processing?

Cheers,
Mark

[JohnN]

The release of Ektar 100 4x5 is actually bringing me back to shooting color in large format again for the first time in 20 years.

Subjects for this film will be limited, based on my 120 usage of this film, but I am excited that Kodak is releasing this.

[Robert Hughes]

I can't recommend Dodge/Chrome (in DC) highly enough.

+1 for Chrome.

[tgtaylor]

The release of Ektar 100 4x5 is actually bringing me back to shooting color in large format again for the first time in 20 years.

Watch out, it can become addictive