Who's makin' film for your old lady??

[tjaded]

Hi all--
I'm doing a little "research" project for a business proposal...maybe you can help. I'm trying to make a list of companies that are making film & what type of film they produce. Something like this:

Kodak: Color Pos./Color Neg./B&W Neg. various sizes
Fuji: Color Pos./Color Neg./B&W Neg. various sizes
Ilford: B&W Neg. various sizes
Maco: B&W Neg. various sizes
Rollei: B&W Neg. various sizes
Efke: B&W Neg. various sizes

Additions would be great, as long as they are available here in the U.S. I really appreciate any help you can offer (especially with companies offering color!)

Thanks,
Matt

[BradS]

Who's makin' film
for your old lady
While you been
out makin' film?

[Mike Wilde]

I'm pretty sure that they still are cranking out house branded c-41 products.

[Uhner]

Foma. No colour to my knowledge, but they make B&W negative and positive film.

[PHOTOTONE]

Agfa/Gevart in Belgium makes some color negative film that is marketed by Roelli/Maco. Roelli Scanfilm
Ferrania still makes (to my knowledge) some color negative film, in 35mm.
Lucky in China makes color negative film, and b/w negative film.
Era in China makes some film.

[Brac]

Shanghai in China make 120 B & W rollfilm & sheet film available on the US ebay site.

Ferrania's colour films are made in 110 & APS as well as 35mm. They only recently stopped making it in 126 cartridges (the last manufacturer to do so)

Era's films are black & white neg (35mm & sheet film) - again available on ebay

[Paul Howell]

Lucky 35mm color film, under Lucky and house brands such as Samsung, 200 and 400.

[dmr]

Ferrania. I assume they still make film.

[Paul Howell]

Originally Posted by dmr

Ferrania. I assume they still make film.

Ferrania is sold as house films and under Solris. I have seen 100, 200, and 400 in 35mm, other, as already posted, have seen 110 and APS, but the only 110 and APS that I have noticed here in the Phoenix Market is Fuji and Kodak.

[PHOTOTONE]

Originally Posted by Paul Howell

Ferrania is sold as house films and under Solris.

Uh, your spelling is incorrect. Ferrania uses the name SOLARIS for its C-41 negative films.