JohnSwanda wrote:
Whether or not a person knows this piece of information has nothing to do with intelligence. I believe I am more than minimally intelligent, and I didn't know this because I have never wanted 120 film so never checked to see where it is sold.
I posted to undeceive anyone who may have believed what the OP wrote.
Bill 45 wrote:
Forget what Leitz wrote. I just check B & H at this (7-23- 20 9:00 A.M. EST) time their don't have any single roll of 120 film. That not say that some time down the road B & H will have single roll of 120 film. A single roll of 120 film only give you only 12 pictures. Yes, a roll of 120 film will cost a more than a roll of 35 film. There are members of UHH who are into 120 film and cameras, set up a post asking for information on 120 film and how to work a TLR camera. Did you check with Blue Moon on 120 film.? Don't let them get you down, good luck.
Forget what Leitz wrote. I just check B & H at... (
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In fact, of the 54 listings, only Kodak films are not offered in single rolls.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/120-film/ci/39570/cp/1731+9954+39570
AndyH
Loc: Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Leitz wrote:
I posted to undeceive anyone who may have believed what the OP wrote.
You could have posted the exact same information without the personal insult. I was in the middle of composing a similar message when I saw yours.
I tend to stick with Kodak films. In 120 format, I've been shooting both Kodak Tri-X 400 and Ektar 100, but I don't think you find those anywhere in less than 5-roll packs.
Leitz wrote:
I posted to undeceive anyone who may have believed what the OP wrote.
Then you should have just pointed out the OP's error, and not suggested anyone who didn't know was lacking in intelligence.
Leitz wrote:
Anyone with minimum intelligence knows that Adorama and B&H, as well as other vendors, sell single rolls of 120 film.
This post is simply rude and uncalled for. No need for this on UHH.
CHG_CANON wrote:
I've shot CineStill, but not in 120 and not in about 20 years as 35mm. It's really nice, unique film. You have a lot of options at B&H, cheaper than $14 / roll, but not individual rolls that I noted.
I consider myself quite intelligent, having done pretty well in college. But I did not know this. Thanks for the information. Now I can die knowing that I know everything.
Adorama lists it in their website.
AndrewS wrote:
I have difficulty in buying just one roll of 120mm color negative film. I tried B&H and Adorama in NYC.
Single rolls of 120 format color neg film:
https://bhpho.to/2BtewNC
How about taking your minimum intelligence and finding a single roll of color negative 120 film at B and H.
--Bob
Leitz wrote:
Anyone with minimum intelligence knows that Adorama and B&H, as well as other vendors, sell single rolls of 120 film.
Sad that the OP was flamed for asking for information. If I knew everything there was to know, and thought every other intelligent person did as well, there would be no point in joining this group. When I have a question, I ask. This is as good a place as any for straightforward, and not so straightforward, questions about photography.
I have a Yashica A and found it to be a simply delightful camera. But I gave up shooting film some time ago. I also have a Kodak Hawkeye camera that takes 620 film and captures eight 2.5" x 3.75" images per roll. 620 film is even harder to get than 120, but if you have a couple of 620 spools you can make 620 film out of 120. Just don't send the film to the lab with its 620 spool.
I guess I've said enough to brand this post as flame bait. Let's see who bites.
On eBay, it is fairly easy to find single rolls of 120 film. A few years expired perhaps, but good enough to test a camera.
Just out of curiosity, what'd you buy? Post the link to the product, please.
--Bob
Leitz wrote:
I did - four hours ago.
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