Kodak Ektachrome: B&H and Adorama, including several mail order outlets are completely sold out. Does anyone know of a place that has this film in stock? Thank you in advance.

machia Loc: NJ

B&H and Adorama, including several mail order outlets are completely sold out.
Does anyone know of a place that has this film in stock?
Thank you in advance.

PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

machia wrote:

B&H and Adorama, including several mail order outlets are completely sold out.
Does anyone know of a place that has this film in stock?
Thank you in advance.

I would get on B&H notify list when it is back in stock.

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

machia wrote:

B&H and Adorama, including several mail order outlets are completely sold out.
Does anyone know of a place that has this film in stock?
Thank you in advance.

https://www.uniquephoto.com/film/kodak-professional-ektachrome-film-e100-135-36-1-roll/?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PLA&scid=scbplpEKF1884576&sc_intid=EKF1884576

machia Loc: NJ

Thank you from New Jersey!
Much appreciated .

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

machia wrote:

Thank you from New Jersey!
Much appreciated .

Buy local, thats what I believe.

machia Loc: NJ

Yes and thank you again , I’m heading up there now . 😃

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

MT Shooter wrote:

https://www.uniquephoto.com/film/kodak-professional-ektachrome-film-e100-135-36-1-roll/?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PLA&scid=scbplpEKF1884576&sc_intid=EKF1884576

Wow, $12.75 for a roll of 36 exposure Ektachrome. I have not bought slide film for over 15 years. I used to figure 5 rolls a day of 36 when on vacation. Wow, plus processing, that could cost over $150.00 a day shooting. On my Viking Rhine trip this past June I took over 2500 digital images. That would have cost a little over $1700.00 for film and developing! Thank goodness for Digital.

machia Loc: NJ

billnikon wrote:

Wow, $12.75 for a roll of 36 exposure Ektachrome. I have not bought slide film for over 15 years. I used to figure 5 rolls a day of 36 when on vacation. Wow, plus processing, that could cost over $150.00 a day shooting. On my Viking Rhine trip this past June I took over 2500 digital images. That would have cost a little over $1700.00 for film and developing! Thank goodness for Digital.

Yes , unfortunately film now will be used very sparingly . I love slides but the cost is too high .

revhen Loc: By the beautiful Hudson

And Kodachrome was the most expensive -- and best -- of all. RIP

machia Loc: NJ

revhen wrote:

And Kodachrome was the most expensive -- and best -- of all. RIP

I used to shoot asa25 and asa64 Kodachrome almost exclusively . Did a photo shoot of Bruce Springsteen in 1978 with it and again in 1984 . Those slides look as good as when they were new . I never had any problems with degradation of emulsion over the years as some have reported . Ektachrome was a cooler film and Agfa I found to be a bit flat in tonality .
I shot negatives too but almost exclusively slides . Provia is pretty good , dislike Velvia.
Kodachrome , if Kodak could resurrect that , they would have a hard time keeping up with the orders . So many people love it and miss it !

Blair Shaw Jr Loc: Dunnellon,Florida

You may wish to try Freestyle Photographic Supplies....based in Ca. I believe. They currently have Ektachrome 100 professional/36 exp. on sale at just over $12.00 per roll. They also carry many other films such as TriX 400 and they have an excellent library of ancient processes and Dk Rm treatments as well as Color-Reversal and B&W Positive for doing B&W Slides. Good Luck

sidpearce

All my Kodachrome 64 and 5 ASA trannies have a blue cast. Some are from the 70s so I should not grumble

machia Loc: NJ

Blair Shaw Jr wrote:

You may wish to try Freestyle Photographic Supplies....based in Ca. I believe. They currently have Ektachrome 100 professional/36 exp. on sale at just over $12.00 per roll. They also carry many other films such as TriX 400 and they have an excellent library of ancient processes and Dk Rm treatments as well as Color-Reversal and B&W Positive for doing B&W Slides. Good Luck

12.00 plus processing ?

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

machia wrote:

12.00 plus processing ?

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