Fuji Acros

[macandal]

I'm in the market for Fuji Acros 100. I only see it being sold in amounts of 20. Is there a place where you can buy this in bulk? That means, that you can get a deal if you buy more than one box? Thanks.

[vinny]

Never heard of such a thing with sheet film. As with any film you love, buy it and stash it while you can.

[Richard Wasserman]

Why not just ask the the companies that sell it?

[Michael Gordon]

I'd suggest Ilford Delta 100. The qualities of the two are very similar, and unlike Fuji, Ilford has a clue. Fuji has a new habit of making emulsions disappear from the marketplace...

[Drew Wiley]

The two films have distinctly different spectral sensitivity, and in certain other respects are not analogous. Just have to shop it and live with the fact of packaging standardization.

[tgtaylor]

1*20=20
2*20=40
3*20=60...
n*20=(n-1)*20+20
Get it? Just pick an n that suits you.

Acros is a truly amazing film and refrigerated stores well. Buy all that you can afford for you won't regret it.

Thomas

[David R Munson]

I'm pretty sure I'm just going to start buying 4x5 Acros in quantity every month until I have a fairly massive stockpile. I like it enough I'm not going to take any chances with it.

[Renato Tonelli]

I usually shoot TriX320 but this Summer I shot 100 sheets of Neopan Acros (4x5) and I really appreciated the ability to do long exposures without thinking about reciprocity failure.
So I will do some stocking up as well as finances allow.

[Kevin J. Kolosky]

[QUOTE=Drew Wiley;938954]The two films have distinctly different spectral sensitivity, and in certain other respects are not analogous. /QUOTE]

Briefly, what would that be?

[Kevin J. Kolosky]

I usually shoot TriX320 but this Summer I shot 100 sheets of Neopan Acros (4x5) and I really appreciated the ability to do long exposures without thinking about reciprocity failure.
So I will do some stocking up as well as finances allow.

Are you saying is has no reciprocity failure? could you give some examples.