[pure-silver] Re: Anyone have *starting* times for Neopan 400 and PMK?
- From: john stockdale <j.sto@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 09 Dec 2004 17:25:41 +1000
There is some evidence that the Presto films are Neopan 100 SS and Neopan=20
400. In other words, the older 100 film (not Acros) and the current (and=
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very good) Neopan 400. I'm basing this on the Fujifilm pdf files that I've=
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downloaded from various sites around the world over the last couple of=20
years. I was interested in trying the SS after Barrry Thornton's positive=
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comments about it, but the local importer here (Australia) said that it=20
would be discontinued, so I didn't bother.
If you look at sites that import film directly from Japan, you'll see=20
packaging that has "Neopan 400" and "Presto" on the same label, and Neopan=
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1600 is called "Super Presto".
I hasten to add that I have never seen it authoritatively stated that=20
Presto is another name for the Fuji films that are not Acros.
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At 03:47 PM 9/12/2004, you wrote:
>Charlie Thorsten a =E9crit :
> > --- Ryuji Suzuki <rs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> >>From: "John Black" <jblack@xxxxxxxxx>
> >>
> >>>It is not a tab grain film as the only product of
> >>
> >>that type Fuji makes, I
> >>
> >>>think, is Acros which is ASA 100.
> >>
> >>Fujifilm makes more films than what's sold in North
> >>America. For that
> >>matter, they make several processing chemicals, film
> >>cameras, etc.
> >>that are not sold in North America. So does Konica.
> >>"Make" and "sell"
> >>aren't interchangeable in this context.
> >
> >
> > Does Fuji make more B&W films besides the
> > Neopan line that's sold here? I know you
> > can buy regular Acros sheetfilm in Japan
> > (we only get Quickloads), but what other
> > B&W products are we missing out on? If only
> > Fuji made a high-end fiberbase paper...:)
> >
> > -Charlie
>Some month ago, a friend of mine, in Tokyo for work visited Yodobashi
>Camera and bought me two 100 ft rolls of Fuji Presto film (100 and 400 ISO)
>As far as I know, it is tab film. And the 100 presto is not displayed
>any more on the Fuji web site (is is called Acros, now ?)
>But as I do not read a work of Japanese, I can't tell .
>Regards
>
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