Bergger film - still here where

[James_Spain]

my very last few rolls of Bergger NP15 being used. I can not find this anywhere.
Very fine grain and slow film. Anyone know where to get any.

Is Bergger BRF100 or other Bergger still produced in sheet size?

Thanks.

[Barry Wilkinson]

According to Linhof & Studio in the UK all Bergger film products are discontinued.

[Gudmundur Ingolfsson]

have a look at Lotus in Austria.

[hendrik faure]

try banse + Grohman they produce a NP 15 film in any size you like. I think it is like Orwo, very hard if overexposured. They have faster films also, everything unexpensiv and they are helpful

[James_Spain]

Thanks all.

Lotus Studio and Linhof Studio only have ISO200 or higher. No NP15.

Hendrik - Banse & Grohe are reliable or no?

Orwopan NP15 same as Bergger NP15 .. maybe surface of film is not the same.

I buy before online from Sheetfilm.be summer 2009. He take my money and I receive nothing.

[hendrik faure]

as far as I can say they are very reliable - I got my films within 3 days always best quality and I think that they supply some more expensive resellers. I think they come from the old DDR production ORWO in Wernigerode.

[hendrik faure]

james, 2nd answer: their webpage is german only.
go to
http://www.wephota.de/fotogra.htm
then click on "download wephota preisliste" (or similiar)
self-explaining
and you find a telephone- and fax-number for asking mail facilities
hendrik
hendrik

[Drew Wiley]

Most Bergger films were made by Forte, which has been shut down quite some time now.

[James_Spain]

Thank you Hendrik.

I'll ask to see if they can do.

Drew - the NP15 is Orwopan 15 no? The Bergger 200/400 may be Forte origin.

[BrianShaw]

The only Bergger film I know if is the two or three rolls of BRF-200 in my fridge. I thought they stopped all film sales quite some time ago, as Drew mentioned. The Bergger web site no longer has any film offered from what I just saw.

http://www.bergger.com/