Plus-x 35mm will be discontinued.

[epig]

For those who like to shoot plus-x in 35mm, buy it now as it's slated for the chopping block.

Eric

[Tim Gray]

Frankly, Kodak has been sending mixed signals about Plus-X for a bit. But it looks like it's finally official:

http://www.kodak.com/global/en/profe...?pq-path=13403

[Michael R 1974]

I've always preferred FP4 to Plus-X, but this is very sad news all the same.

[Helinophoto]

Glad i secured some, great film with a long history going away

[cjbecker]

I really want to shoot plus-x in 4x5 but that time is long gone. Too bad, Sorry for whoever shoot it in 135.

[2F/2F]

yikes

Kind of figured it was going this way when 1) Arista Premium was introduced in the first place, and 2) Arista Premium 100 was then pulled while leaving the 400.

[Ken Nadvornick]

Got hammered for this observation eleven months ago,

From a 12/08/2010 post:

"So did anyone else notice that Kodak Plus-X film has now been relegated to also-ran status on Kodak's Professional Black & White Films webpage?

"It's now listed way down at the bottom under the heading "Other Black and White Films" along with T-MAX P3200, and now merits only two lonely sentences of product information description.

"I wonder why that is?"

Ken

[mrred]

This was pretty much posted to death a few months ago, at which time I confessed to buying up 7 tins of 100' (arista). I will love it until it is gone.

[erikg]

Wonder what will happen with the MP plus-x?

[BrianShaw]

Very sad; very sad, indeed.

But I love thier honesty:

"While there is no direct replacement for PLUS-X 125 Film, you may find ILFORD FP-4+ — the world's finest–grained black-and-white film, to be a reasonable alternative. "