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I'd also ordered 2 boxes of full price film last week which was out of stock and no delivery expected until late February, they asked me today if I'd like to change that order for the short-dated film instead so I said yes please, hopefully they wouldn't have done that if they weren't sure that the...

That makes 2 of us and I ordered at 23:16 last night! What I find amusing is the expected delivery date of 3-5 days for shorted dated film lol

michaelfinch wrote:Glen - lovely pic of the dandelion on your flikr page! How does it look full size?

Thanks Michael. TBH I can't remember as it has been a long time since I've seen the full sized version

Just as a matter of interest do people recommend storage in the fridge or the freezer (for longer-term storage)? From what I've seen and read most people seem to store in the fridge and freezer. I guess freezer storage for film that you're not going to use any time soon and fridge storage for film ...

Charles Twist wrote:Isn't Ilford cheaper in the UK or Europe?

If only, you're looking at approx. £35 a box of 25 in the UK, haven't checked Europe yet, where as at Badger it's £18.38.

Charles Twist wrote: I think we should stay focussed on Kodak products.

No problem, I'm not in a rush so I'll pass this time

I'm also happy to share a shipment from badger graphic. I used them last for about 4 boxes of 5x4 and saved about £50 after delivery and import duty.

I'm after a couple of boxes of Portra 160 and a couple of boxes of Ilford Delta 100.

Robert Whites are currently selling short dated (Jan 2012) Fuji Velvia 50 5x4 20 sheets for £28.80, http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/accessorie ... dated.html

Don't spend too much

It wasn't not so long ago. I just happen to be price checking yesterday, AG Photographic were the most expensive at £71.88, with Robert White at £57.60 and then Fuji at £49.43.

Paul, have a look at http://www.fujilab.co.uk/catalog/revers ... 32_66.html for Velvia 50 as they are the cheapest at the moment in the UK at £49.43.

I have no answers either but it's something I'm also interested in. I currently only do E6 processing but I'm looking at expanding it to B&W and maybe C41 this year, so a nice clean safe way to dispose of the chemicals would be great.

I read a similar article this morning and thought ouch! It will be a shame if their film division goes the way of the dodo.

Know what you mean. The weather's awful down this way at the moment.

Hi Vin, welcome to the forum

Hi Piotr, welcome to the forum from a fellow Newbury resident

Merry Christmas everyone