Fuji mailers are definitely back...

[msa]

120 formally listed, new "Fuji" P.O. Box in Parsons, KS, and expiration of 12/31/2013.

[SWphoto]

Could that be going to Dwayne's, perhaps ?

[msa]

They have for a few years now, but the new ones actually have the right address on them.

[2F/2F]

Where does one find them?

And why on Earth do they attach millimeters to the 120 format? Doesn't inspire much confidence in the processing one will receive.

[msa]

Adorama and Unique, so far. B&H is out of stock last I checked.

As for 120mm, I don't think ブローニーフィルム would fit.

It's processed by Dwayne's, so I wouldn't worry too much about 120. Those folks still know how to process, cut, and sleeve it.

[2F/2F]

As for 120mm, I don't think ブローニーフィルム would fit.

What I meant was that "120" is not a measurement. It is the name for the format. Other such names are 116, 220, 135, 127, etc. It makes no sense whatsoever to put "mm" after it. It's simply "120 film," not "120mm film."

[msa]

I realize that. I noticed it too, but I was making a joke about 120 still being "Brownie film" in Japan.

[Chazzy]

How much do the mailers cost? The last time I had a roll of slide film developed through my local camera store, I was charged $25 for one roll—but that was Kodachrome.

[KenFretz]

It appears that the center of the World of Photography has moved west, from Rochester, NY to Parsons, KS.

Ken

[msa]

How much do the mailers cost? The last time I had a roll of slide film developed through my local camera store, I was charged $25 for one roll—but that was Kodachrome.

$8-$9ish, and you need 2 ounces of first class package postage on it, which is currently $1.39 (but will probably go up in mid April.)

It works out to be around $10.50 or so.