If you are willing to cut the film, I would suggest obtaining some large format aerial film. It comes in 230 mm wide by 500 foot rolls and every aerial firm has cut offs that are too short to use for the next photo mission. You can probably find some that will send you some pieces for free (I am thinking of 5 to 10 foot lengths) rather than discard them, if you will pay the shipping. Otherwise, you may pay $5 or so per foot if you want to buy some from them. If you want a list of firms to contact, I can provide a list. Gary A Lobdell | Senior Photogrammetrist The Sidwell Company 2570 Foxfield Road, Suite 300 | St. Charles, Illinois 60174 Office: 630-549-1020 | Fax: 630-549-1111 www.sidwellco.com -----Original Message----- From: owner-photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Andrew Davidhazy Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 3:13 PM To: List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students Subject: 70 mm film Hi Does anyone know who might have some 70 mm film for sale? I looked up Kodak and they do have some Aerographic in quantity. Quantity is not as much of a problem as type. Faster would be better. I tried to see if the Russians or previous Soviet country manufacturers might still produce this but no luck. Agfa and Adox were not sources either. eBay . yes but way outdated. Suggestions?? Andy
