what type of film to use
1104760
it takes the 35mm drop-in roll of film. it will rewind on it's own. and you can still buy the film from amazon. but it will be for more moneyif you buy it in bluk.
1104761
I can't use the camera anymore because the Advantix film is not available anymore neither in the stores I used or with snapfish I ordered it from.
1104762
it takes the 35mm drop-in roll of film. it will rewind on it's own. and you can still buy the film from amazon. but it will be for more money if you buy it in bluk.
1506206
The new film should be in a tray. If not you have either the wrong film or defective film.
1048928
film on a roll that feeds to a take-up roll. Hope that helps. It's easy to put the film into the machine.
834379
I used this same film on a window in a duplex I rented and just peeled it off before I left. I then cleaned the window with a standard window cleaner. I had only had the film on for 1 year. Gila offers some alternate ideas http://www.gilafilms.com/en/Film-FAQ.aspx.
905683
I used this as a reflective film, I really like the quality for my application. It reflects mi kid had fun while I was working. You can also do flat shapes with smooth curves, But if you envelope Shapes with several faces you'll get the film ugly at the corners
172046
Yes, this film is for negative. However, this film will make better prints than regular film, if you can find a lab that will convert to prints.
1931359
Remember the old film speed designation ASA? It is now ISO. Apparently we had to go from "American" A to "international" I. Ektar was ASA 100 and must be used with that in mind. Can you use it at night? Yes if you expose with that speed in mind. Check the data sheet for info on the color temperature requirements and filters if needed. I would guess that you will have to use a trip-pod and a rather long exposure. Experiment first if your photo is important.
691946
Hi, It depends how fast you will be using the film :-) The film that we have now in stock expires on 08/2016
499078
This is a good old fashioned 110 ISO 200 print film. You have this film processed at any number of processing labs, but an affordable route you can use is Fuji/USA processing center via Walmart. Just go to your local Walmart photo center, find their drop box, fill out the envelope, insert your film and drop it in the drop box and your film will be processed at a reasonable price with little or no hassle. They will call you when your film is ready for pick-up. This goes for a wide assortment of film formats like, 120, 620, 127 and of course 135 (35 mm for those of you that didn't know it's official designation). Fuji/USA processes B & W, color print (C-41) and E6 films. 135 E6 film is returned mounted all other E6 will be returned in a cardboard tube sleeved in archive quality poly, ready for you to mount yourself (I do not know if they mount 110 film however).
462775
Film is easy to cut just hard to get all the bubbles out if they get under the film.. you can use a pin to poke the bubble works. The film is semi-transparent if you use it in a bathroom you can see shadows through it
1664690
Absolutely not at all. Please don't waste your money. I bought 2 packs, both were garbage. The film looks exposed. It's a scam. Once they get your money, because of that tacky disclaimer, it's lost. If you open the film you can't return it but you don't know if the film is bad unless you open the pack. SCAM...
1739380
Hello,We recommend that our film only be used on glass. These films were designed to be applied on glass, and not on other surfaces. However, our customers have had success in applying window film on other surfaces.The lower the % number for our Silver series, the more reflective the film will be. This film will be the most "mirror like" out of all of our films.
532798
I freeze mine and it can last pretty much forever if kept frozen. I also keep some in the refrigerator for when I need a roll quickly. B&W films tend to last longer than color films anyway so it should last a while if it's new stock.
205935
This camera uses 120 Medium Format film. It can also use 35 mm film if you hack the camera, but ONLY if you hack the camera. You can find tutorials on how to do this online.
1031466
Depends on the type of photo you're looking to shoot. It's a fairly slow film so most likely you'll be shooting long exposures. If that is what you are wanting to do then yea this film performs fairly well in lowlight having relatively few problems with mixed light sources and very little need for reciprocity correction.
1254387
Static on film negs may create a challenge - I don't use it for film so can't confirm either way - check other reviews as possible others may be using for this
1859693
Take a Fuji Xtra 400 this will be OK! Ektar a very specific Hight Class film. very saturated. The best way take a perfect result from ektar shooting with Zeiss optic, not with plastic mudy Holga lens.