Kodak Tmax 8x10, 400 and 100, discontinued.

[lxdude]

You need to change that 404 on the end of the link there, Rolleijoe.

[Rolleijoe]

Changed, thanks lxdude.

Now takes one directly to the Rollei Ortho 25 8x0 page. .Thanks for the headsup.

[lxdude]

Sure. I guess the problem wasn't the 404 part as I assumed.

[Greg Davis]

I appreciate the link, but isn't exactly a 400 speed panchromatic film. I'm glad it works for you, but it by its very nature it is not the type of film I need or use. It may be helpful for others, though.

[SoBePhoto]

Reading the interview with Mr. Perez, there will be NO standing film of any kind at Kodak, and the last run is probably already coming off the presses.

I vote that we put our nostalgia aside and support those manufacturers who are supporting us. I know this makes Mr. Perez's arguement more believable, but he showed no signs of commitment to film nor any sympathy to anachronistic photographers.

Although hooked on T-Max as soon as it appeared, I for one am buying my new film from Ilford and am educating myself on lesser known companies.

[Sirius Glass]

I know this makes Mr. Perez's arguement ... but he showed no signs of commitment.

Both Mr. Perez and Kodak's Board of Directors should be committed!

Steve

[JLP]

Both Mr. Perez and Kodak's Board of Directors should be committed!

I would use another word than commited but i dare not write that word here!

[Sirius Glass]

I wanted a play on words.

"Shot, hung, drawn and quartered" did not seem to lead to multiple meanings.

Steve