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There isn't any information about this film on the Wephota site and even at Lumiere is the information not much help!
Do you search for 9x12 too? - that´s the Link to purchase it.
Other sizes and prices hve been in the Lumiere Link above - just scroll down ;-)

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Wephota has been selling rebranded stuff from other manufacturers for long years (they sold papers from ORWO and Forte and who knows what else. I'm not sure who makes the ORTHO film (Might it be the same that ADOX sells?), but their ISO 100 is by all accounts rebranded Fomapan.

The only time I used this camera was with really old Polaroid Type 669 film. The result looked more like something from the Hubble Space Telescope than what it was: a dandelion in my backyard.


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Here is my 5x7 KB Canham at the Market Street Bridge across the Susquehanna River, Harrisburg, PA.
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Here is my 5x7 KB Canham at the Market Street Bridge across the Susquehanna River, Harrisburg, PA.
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Was that ALSO shot in film?

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Yes of course! Sorry. Attached is Market Street Bridge, Harrisburg, PA. Ilford FP4+, Canham 5x7, 360mm Apo-Ronar lens.Attachment 104407

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Beautiful tones!

Actually what I meant was, the picture of your camera that you took, is that on film with another FILM camera? ;)

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Here is my 5x7 KB Canham at the Market Street Bridge across the Susquehanna River, Harrisburg, PA.
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A very nice camera for 4x5 or 5x7 use!

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A very nice camera for 4x5 or 5x7 use!

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I really need to get myself one of those fancy wooden tripods, not only do they look freaking cool, but they also are probably much more stable than my current tripod not that it's very bad just that I'm sure those are better.

Oh. The picture of my camera setup was taken with my Sony RX-100, which has become my replacement for not having 4x5 Polaroids anymore. I use the Sony in rich monochromatic mode and I get a real good idea of how the tones will come out (minus any filter use) in B&W film. The digital B&W shots look pretty good too, but there are some subtle and not-so-subtle differences in the final prints. The worst thing is when you see the effects of excessive digital enhancement when shooting in rich mono mode - for edges and thin lines (like those telephone lines). But as I said, the Sony is my B&W "tonal proofer" (I don't use it to determine exposure).