kossi008
Photon Counter
Yeah, interesting. Someone mentioned Harman Express,so I looked them up for Ilford bulk material, but the price is almost the same as at Macodirect... which is good enough for me at 69 € for a 100 ft roll of HP5. 
rbsinto
Well-known
The last time I bought film was a week ago when I got nine rolls of ISO 400 Fujichrome from a seller on Craigslist here in Toronto.
Other than that, I'll not need to buy any 50 or 100 ISO slide for 1,000 years as I have many hundreds of rolls in my freezer given to me by my now-Digital photobuds when they switched over.
However, Downtown Camera (bless their little heart) here in Toronto is making a concerted effort to keep film photography alive by selling many different kinds of black and white print, and colour slide films as well as offering processing for them.
Other than that, I'll not need to buy any 50 or 100 ISO slide for 1,000 years as I have many hundreds of rolls in my freezer given to me by my now-Digital photobuds when they switched over.
However, Downtown Camera (bless their little heart) here in Toronto is making a concerted effort to keep film photography alive by selling many different kinds of black and white print, and colour slide films as well as offering processing for them.
Hogarth Ferguson
Well-known
I usually use BH photo, but I did just order from CameraFilmPhoto and was pleased. The shipping was pricey, but I like his dedication to film and the bundles he offers.
I also use freestyle sometimes. Our local shop, while they do sell film, does not sell propacks, and their prices are insanely high.
I also use freestyle sometimes. Our local shop, while they do sell film, does not sell propacks, and their prices are insanely high.
stonecutter
Member
Here in Vancouver, Beau Photo has an excellent supply of film and their staff are very helpful. They are also carrying a lot of used cameras. Everything from pro level to collectible.
Athiril
Established
Looking to buy film in Jakarta, Indonesia when I go in a few days. Very hard for me to find info, I found Soup N Film, which has Ektar 120 5 roll pack for 495,000 RP. That best price around in Jakarta? How about any of the Velvia's or Provia in 120 (or 220)?
music_healing
Well-known
yes now, they are the best in Jakarta (best price in Indonesia, maybe)
not much collection but enough for casual shooter
I happen to stock my portra , rpx and ektar from them
and I also drop my C41 and E6 to their lab
Sincerely
William Jusuf
matt335
Well-known
I love to support local businesses where possible.
mslatfly
Member
I always try to do the same. Unfortunately, my only local shop closed down a couple of years ago. So now it's either a 65 mile trip each way, or mail order.
Talus
pan sin sal
Same, but they gouge pretty badly when it comes to film. B&H seems to have the best deals in my corner of the USA.
dd786
Established
Any suggestions for the UK and rest of Europe?
css9450
Mentor
I go both ways. I shoot Ilford Delta 100, which is only 50 cents more expensive if I buy at the local shop just down the street from home, vs. from B&H. That's for 120.... For some reason, the price difference is $1.25 for a roll of 35mm.
narsuitus
Well-known
freestylephoto.biz for sheet and roll film
GulfCoastPhotog
Member
My go to is B&H and occasionally Freestyle.
David
David
ptpdprinter
Mentor
My local camera store doesn't carry 100' rolls, so I go to B&H.
Huss
Mentor
macodirect.de
NaChase
Well-known
Ebay. I often buy recently expired film and throw it in the freezer. I haven't had any problems and I now have a freezer full of Provia 400x that I got at a steal (particularly since it is going for more than $20 a roll now).
Ted Striker
Well-known
B & H. I just bought a brick of Kodak TMAX400 and it was delivered ultra fast by B & H.
HHPhoto
Well-known
UK:
http://www.ag-photographic.co.uk/
Europe in general:
https://www.fotoimpex.de/
(they are also shipping worldwide)
Cheers, Jan
valdas
Mentor
I should add macodirect.de for Europe (they even offer free shipping if an order exceeds a certain value).
bluesun267
Well-known
Various sources:
If I'm in a hurry, certainly the local camera shops (here in Denver, there is only Englewood Camera and Mike's Camera). They carry the basics (just Kodak, Ilford, and Fuji) and at about a $1-2 more per roll than B&H. Not too bad for the convenience IMO.
When I was in LA, Freestyle was the place. But their shipping cost sends me to B&H now if I'm ordering online.
+1 on Fotoimpex.de. They have Rollei films (including bulk) for 30-50% less than B&H and their shipping was fast to the USA.
If I'm in a hurry, certainly the local camera shops (here in Denver, there is only Englewood Camera and Mike's Camera). They carry the basics (just Kodak, Ilford, and Fuji) and at about a $1-2 more per roll than B&H. Not too bad for the convenience IMO.
When I was in LA, Freestyle was the place. But their shipping cost sends me to B&H now if I'm ordering online.
+1 on Fotoimpex.de. They have Rollei films (including bulk) for 30-50% less than B&H and their shipping was fast to the USA.