who here will try ektar 100 4x5?

[Atlo]

i know i will this april.

[jb7]

I'm saving up already...

[Eirik Berger]

I have used the 120-film last summer and enjoyed it very much, I remember silently "cursing" Kodak for not producing it in sheet film. So, YES. I will try it.

[memorris]

I used it in 135 and it instantly became my favorite color film. I rarely do color work in 4X5 or 8X10 but that may change with a great color negative film.

[Thebes]

Absolutely!!!

I'm using it now with my 6x12 back and love it!

[IanMazursky]

ill definitely give it a try in 4x5 and 8x10.

[Drew Wiley]

I'll try it in 8x10 ASAP.

[Mark Stahlke]

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

[SW Rick]

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

Kodak's Scott DeSabato said in recent interview it will be priced below Portra. You can probably get an idea of the relationship by looking at Ektar 35/120 vs. Portra 35/120 (the Ektar significantly cheaper).

[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