!!Where can I purchase outdated film???!!

[Dave Colman]

I am looking to purchase some : Provia 100F RDP III 4 X 5 Quickload Film. I am looking to purchase some of this film that is outdated/expired so I can afford more.

Does anyone know in general the best websites/stores to purchase outdated/expired film? Please give me the links/store names.

Also does anyone have any tricks to acquire this film strait from the manufacturer or distributor, please let me know these paths.

I appreciate it.

Dave

[QT Luong]

I have had good luck with Freestyle in LA.

[David A. Goldfarb]

freestylecamera.com in L.A. is a good source for out-of-date color transparency film that has been cold stored and is usually pretty good in my experience, but I don't know that I've seen Quickloads there. Check the "clearance specials" If you want to save money for more film, one option is to give up the convenience of Quickloads.

[Ted Harris]

From time to time I have found Astia Quickloads at Freestyle

[Michael Kadillak]

If you are really strapped for film costs, do yourself a favor and take the "Readyload" monkey off of your back. You can shoot twice the quantity of regular sheet film versus the pre-packaged stuff. I personally would not want to shoot out of date film unless I know for a fact that it has been stored in a controlled environment.

Calumet sometimes has out of date film, but the problem is that popular types of film I shoot is rarely offered for discount sales. I have never seen readyloads for out of date sale anywhere.

The more you shoot, the better shooter you will become. Cheers!