I would love to have some B&W. Fine grain is nice but I would like to have something faster than CMS 20. Most of my 110 cameras need a film speed of at least 100 to be useful. Even my Pentax 110 needs film that fast to be useful and it is among the best 110 cameras ever made.
My German is rather poor but here is what I think I read.
If I get this wrong and someone knows German better than me please correct what I am about to write.
Film is not ready now but may be sometime in 2010.
It will be hand spooled, so price per roll will be about $6 to $7.
They do not have proper paper backing so no frame numbers will be visible in the camera windows.
Being in German I translated the webpage with the Google Translate thingy.
Interesting it is not just for cameras......
The Pocket format was very popular in the 70s and 80s, as the cameras and thus compatible with the older ladies handbags are small.
The proper translation is closer to "The pocket format was very popular in the 70s and 80s because the cameras were small and fit in old ladies' handbags."
I still find it funny that Adox found it important to mention this.
Is there any out there now for sale? I thought Walgreens or Walmart might have some. But if there isn't any, I do have a Rollei compact and a sweet Canon that would enjoy some exercise.
Now, speaking to developing, who's got reels, neg carriers or neg carriers for scanning hanging around.
I would absolutly love to be able to shoot 110 again. I have a couple of cheap 110 cameras but they are a pure pleasure to shoot with! The results are quite interesting!
Helping to save analog photography one exposure at a time