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 Originally Posted by phaedrus  Kodak HIE, too Very nice shot.
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Originally Posted by coigach Beautiful image David, really special. Makes me wish I could use this film.
Cheers,
Gavin Indeed, very nice. I always wanted to work with Polaroid 8x10... ah well.
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TXP320 (thinking ahead in light of the recent discontinuation of this film)
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The list gets longer as the years roll on:
Polaroid
HIE (although I have a huge stash)
Kodachrome 25 and 64
Panatomic-X
Agfa APX100 in sheets
QuickLoads
Kodak Copy film
Kodak Medalist paper
Kodak AZO paper
Agfa Brovira and all of the old AGFA papers
Still, I'm thankful that there are still a lot of great products available and there are companies like Ilford and Adox that seem committed to their product lines.
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Panatomic-X, Kodachrome 120, Verichrome Pan
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Originally Posted by gephoto 4x5 Plus-X. A really nice emulsion that I miss.
I just bought 20 film holders that have 2 sheets of Plus X in each at 8x10.
What a score! 
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I really miss inexpensive film.
And...
8x10 HIE,
Plus X,
Just about any other "fast" Infrared.
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HIE in 4x5, Type 55, Type 809, and Fomapan in 11x14. I'm shortly going to have to add another emulsion to my arsenal when I get some 12x15 holders made for my Watson. I just hope Efke doesn't go tits up about the time I get the camera up and running and I can only get one or two boxes of 12x20 to learn the film with.
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Kodak infrared, Agfa and Scotch 1000, all the fun, odd films that were great to play with. The fast, grainy color stuff that explodes into pastels when you diffuse in-camera and push it. I had only discovered APX 100 a bit before it was discontinued, so I can't really say I miss it, but it was amazing film. What remains I can use with no complaints. There's still a lot to choose from. No sense shedding tears when there's still excellent film out there.
Peter Gomena
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