Which Film Format

[Vick Vickery]

I like it all!!! I currently shoot in 35mm, 120 (6x6, 6x7, 6x9), 4x5, and 2x5 (2 on a 4x5 sheet); have had 5x7 and 8x10 in the past, but don't at the moment...never can tell about next week, though!

[Ole Tjugen]

4x5", 5x7", 8x10" - and 6.5x9cm, 9x12cm, 13x18cm, 18x24cm, and 24x30cm.

[soeren]

I voted 4X5 and 5X7 but its actually 9X12cm, 4X5 and 13X18cm
Actually I developed som 9X12 and 13X18 using a CPE2+ in my just finished darkroom a couple of days ago.
Best regards

[Robert Brummitt]

I currently use 120 for my color and much of my B&W. 4x5 and 8x10 for B&W only.

[Robert Hughes]

I just made an 8"x10" camera and got my first print last night - yeah, it works! But mostly 4"x5" b&w, along with 120, 35mm and digi. All color is digi right now.

[jnantz]

i said 4x5, 5x7 and 8x10 ...
but i also use 7x11 and 11x14 paper
since it is cheap and easy and way less $$ than film...

[Richard K.]

Currently using Whole-Plate, 7x11, 14x17 and 8x20.

I don't seem to see that great panoramically so I may be selling the Chamonix 8x20 (but it's SO beautiful!!)

[Vaughn]

99% 8x10, with occasional 5x7, and less frequent 4x5

[Jiri Vasina]

* 13x18cm (I have not shot a sheet in 5x7 though),
* 120,
* 5x8" (I cut 8x10" in half, so I think that would count as 8x10"),
* HalfPlate (4 3/4 x 6 1/2"),
* 9x12cm
* QuarterPlate (3 1/4 x 4 3/4"),
* 4x5"
* 220
(* and now I'm looking into ways to shoot and develop 70mm rolls)
(* have some WholePlate film, holders are on the way. I have to make an extension back for my Chamonix 5x8" to let me shoot the WholePlate film I have).

in that order.

[L&Scape]

B & H Sales Rep claims they sell more 8X10 than 4X5 film. I find this impossible to believe.

I shoot 8x10 and used to buy film in 50's packs (Provia 100F) from B&H. It is very sad that B&H now have discontinued 50's pack size. Is there any online store who sells 8x10 slide film in 50's packs?