Every year Ilford invites orders to manufacture film in a number of
non-standard or obsolete sheet and roll film sizes. It's known as the ULF film
order, but it isn't restricted to ultra-large format film. Among the various sheet film sizes, one of the notable items last year was the provision of HP5 Plus in 50ft lengths of 46mm, the size of 127 format; evidently last year's run had sufficient demand for Ilford to offer this size again.
The deadline for orders this year is Friday 27th June. For more information see Ilford's website: http://www.ilfordphoto.com/products/page.asp?n=137
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Saturday, 14 June 2014
Ilford ULF Film Order 2014
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Saturday, 11 May 2013
Ilford ULF Sheet Film Order 2013
Once a year Ilford invites orders to manufacture film in a number of non-standard or obsolete sheet film sizes. It's known as the ULF film order, but it isn't restricted to ultra-large format film. Although it is possible to cut smaller sizes of sheet film from 4x5 or 10x8, it's a great advantage not to have to do this oneself for a number of reasons. I've got a box of HP5 Plus in 9x12cm format, to use with my Recomar and Avus cameras, which must have been produced from the ULF order (although I didn't specifically place the order for the film size myself).
Of the sizes Ilford are proposing to supply this year, the announcement of HP5 Plus in 50ft lengths of 46mm, the size of 127 format, has caused a little excitement: since Fotokemika stopped production last year, there has been a niche, admittedly small, to be filled in the roll film market. Obviously this does still mean rolling lengths of the film with 127 backing paper, but it removes the need to slit medium format film down to size.
The deadline for orders this year is Friday 28th June. For more information see Ilford's website: http://www.ilfordphoto.com/products/page.asp?n=137
Of the sizes Ilford are proposing to supply this year, the announcement of HP5 Plus in 50ft lengths of 46mm, the size of 127 format, has caused a little excitement: since Fotokemika stopped production last year, there has been a niche, admittedly small, to be filled in the roll film market. Obviously this does still mean rolling lengths of the film with 127 backing paper, but it removes the need to slit medium format film down to size.
The deadline for orders this year is Friday 28th June. For more information see Ilford's website: http://www.ilfordphoto.com/products/page.asp?n=137
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