Digital BW, The Print

Don't know about color-based negatives, but Ilford, T-Max and Fugi are
still there.  A full service camera shop can process your negatives.  We
scan our negatives and save the dark room for special projects.
On Sep 2, 2012 11:49 AM, "Paul Roark" <roark.paul@...> wrote:

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> I have not kept current with film technology. Is there still a color
> negative based B&W film out there? I used medium format Kodak T400CN when
> I needed speed and found it to give a better image than Tri-X of Tmax 400.
> The silver grain films had a sharper edge, but the lower grain of the dye
> based color negative technology tipped the scales in that direction for me.
> So, it was usually Tech Pan or T400CN for my MF film cameras.
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> (I still have lots of frozen 120 Tech Pan that will be sold some time soon.
> It and my Nikon 8000 appear to have actually appreciated in price.)
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> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
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