A take on Portra 4x5 colour negative film is currently about 6 to 7 €, plus development in a commercial lab.
This holds particularly for colour, which is rather expensive even in smaller sheet film formats. Pictures on roll film are noticeably cheaper than those on 4x5 sheet film. Since 6x9 is only slightly smaller than 6,5 x 9 / 2 1/4 x 3 1/4, this is not a substantial disadvantage. The corresponding double dark slide cassettes are also rare and can be found only used at comparably high prices.Īccordingly, the camera is better suited for roll film up to 6x9 or for digital backs. I am glad these are avaiable, not only because of the favourable prices at good quality but also because Foma manufactures formats others do not care about - as seen above. I use these films for years without any issue. I do not know the Shanghai film and can not comment on it, but to my opninion the critique about the Fomapan films is incorrect. The internet has some negative comments about the Shanhai film, as well as about Fomapan. I do not add links here becaus this would be rather short-lived. Obviously, some films are still being made, but they are hardely offered. Für 2 Aristo EDU Ultra (Fomapan) at 100 or 400 ASA.Without guarantee for completeness or future availability, these are: Unfortunately, sheet film for the Technikardan S 23 is hardly available these days, but I found some panchromatic black and white films. To my opinion, these cassettes are preferrable to the Super Rollex 6x7. Opposite to the Rapid Rollex for 4x5, the image area is centered. The Rapid Rollex cassettes are also smaller and lighter. This is more practical than exchanging the back for a Super Rollex cassette. Slide-in Rapid Rollex cassettes are an alternative for 6x7. I can not show this here, because the cassette is actually made for 4x5 and fits only to cameras with a 4x5 graflok back - for example, the Technikardan S 45. Those who intend to purchase a cassette should make sure that the rear has the required circular mount. Seen from above, they are not easily differentiated from the corresponding cassettes for 4x5 cameras. Super Rollex roll film cassettes for 6x7 and 6x9 can be attached to the back. However, because the L standard protrudes on the side, it can not be rotated but has to be detached and re-attached after rotation. The back is attached with a circular mount, which is also found on the Super Technika 6 x 9 and on the earlier Technika 70.
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