#Fuji sp 3000 for sale professional
Anyway, to have a C41 Kodak or whatever non-Fuji color roll developed here, you have to rely on big electronic stores or professional mail-order labs, with much longer turnaround time. Never really understood why by the way, maybe something to do with their post-dev scan presets. What is very awkward, in Japan at least, is that every one-hour lab will accept to develop C41 Fuji films and C41 Fuji films only. If Fujifilm is dead set on abandoning it’s DNA and the loyal customers that made it a household name, it should choose an identity that reflects that. It’s a bit like a broken record every year as we see options dwindle but the realization that the end is indeed nigh is heartbreaking to say the least. Hell, I’m still mourning the grisly murder of Neopan 1600 seven years ago. Sad news indeed as the silver halide cleansing continues. At this rate, they will supply no more film outside of Instax to the industry within 2 years. Large format photographers will also be getting a kick in the nads with the demise of Neopan 100 Acros. Such a shame since it’s gathered quite the cult following.
Fujicolor 1600 Single Use Cameras (39 and 27 exposures)Īs foreshadowed by the elimination of Natura 1600 packs last year, it’s gone for good now in 7 months. Fujicolor Natura 1600, 36 exposures, individual rolls. May of 2018 is where we start to see the actual killing off of certain stocks: You nature photographers had better stock up on Velvia while you can. Fujichrome Provia 100F, Professional, 36 exposure, 5 packsĪs well all know from history, killing off packs is a telltale sign that the film is no longer being produced and they will just milk the remaining stock as singles. Fujichrome Velvia 100, Professional, 36 exposure, 5 packs. Fujichrome Velvia 50, Professional, 36 exposure, 5 packs. Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400, 36 exposure, 3 packs. Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400, 24 exposure, 3 packs. The first round begins in March 2018 and includes several 3 and 5 packs of film being sent to the gulags. Here is a screen shot from their Japanese site detailing the next round of cuts like people working in finance circa 2008. Imagine General Motors not manufacturing cars anymore. I can hear the haunting wails of Freddie Mercury going “another one bites the dust” as I read the latest news from our friends over at Fujifilm. That is if you can even call them Fuji”film” anymore as more film stock and formats are being systematically eradicated in a blatant act of filmocide.
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