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Old 4th August 2009   #1
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Hi I was wondering if anyone knows where I can purchase these black and whites at the 100 or 200 speeds? Saw it on some Lomotion fleas but the prices were quite high. Thanks.
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Old 4th August 2009   #2
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I think Agfa has ceased production. But the APX film is now being sold as Rollei Retro.

But I have not seen it in Singapore at the usual places in Peninsular.
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will you consider Ilford?
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Ruby has Agfa APX 400. It's a pro grade B&W film. They just brought in the stock about a month ago and I got a roll for 7 dollars. You might want to consider.
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Hi I was wondering if anyone knows where I can purchase these black and whites at the 100 or 200 speeds? Saw it on some Lomotion fleas but the prices were quite high. Thanks.
I'm a regular at Lomotion.
Most of the B&W films sold under the name of Agfa are near expiry or expired.
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Old 15th September 2009   #6
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maybe you can buy online
i saw from a website
www.lomofilmonline.com
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maybe you can buy online
i saw from a website
www.lomofilmonline.com

Anybody ordered from them before? I'm wondering where are they from and what is the currency on their prices.

Thanks!
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can check out triple d. he stocked some the other time. maybe he can get them for u at a good price.
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i just imported in a bulk roll of Rollei Retro 400 from freestyle.. quite affordable.. hehe...
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Originally Posted by unseenshadows View Post
Ruby has Agfa APX 400. It's a pro grade B&W film. They just brought in the stock about a month ago and I got a roll for 7 dollars. You might want to consider.
yes. was very surprised to see boxes of them at Ruby yesterday i thought they ceased production long ago...
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I have 2 100ft rolls, 1 each of APX 100 and APX 400 in my freezer.
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