I have a bunch of quickload Provia, but it's in storage now and I won't have access to it until I'm back in Colorado at the beginning of May. If you can wait that long let me know if you're interested.
I have some slightly out of date, but good E100G sheets I'd be willing to sell, but they're not readyload.
There are some quick and readyloads up on ebay with buy it now options and badger has the last of their fresh quickloads in stock.
As for myself, with the recent demise of both readyload and quickload manufacture, I'll be hanging on to what I've got left (and picking up what I can afford). When its gone, its gone at this point and backpacking with standard holders just doesn't appeal.
Mel-
Posted by Brett Deacon on April 3, 2010 at 11:34 AM
Hi Tim. I have 2 boxes of Astia 100 quickload film. When I was shooting 4x5 I preferred Astia for being more scan-friendly than Velvia or Provia. Since it's been sitting in my fridge unused for over a year, it's not in danger of being used by me anytime soon. Shoot me a message if you're interested. I also have a dozen or so rolls of Astia and Velvia 120 film I usd with my 6x17 back.
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4 repliesI have some slightly out of date, but good E100G sheets I'd be willing to sell, but they're not readyload.
There are some quick and readyloads up on ebay with buy it now options and badger has the last of their fresh quickloads in stock.
As for myself, with the recent demise of both readyload and quickload manufacture, I'll be hanging on to what I've got left (and picking up what I can afford). When its gone, its gone at this point and backpacking with standard holders just doesn't appeal.
Mel-
Brett