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The sheet sizes nobody stocks are moving to resellers this month. They were ordered in the first week of June, and the next chance is a year off.
Opening Note This is our first newsletter, and it opens on the question everyone seems to be asking: is film too expensive? In news, Nikon has opened two months of work on F, FM and FE bodies in Japan — cleaning, inspection, adjustment, light seals. Replacement parts are generally unavailable, so
The 35mm black-and-white film has reached Lucky's own shop, while reports of a 400-speed companion remain short of primary confirmation.
Owners of selected F, FM and FE bodies have until 30 October to apply, but scarce replacement parts put a firm boundary around the work.
Harman has brought back the original Phoenix emulsion with a lower box speed and a new DX code. We think the price cut announced alongside it is the larger story.
Lucky Film's second modern colour emulsion turned up in a distributor's storefront this week with no announcement attached. It is already out of stock, and the medium-format question nobody has answered is the one worth watching.
The figure that spread through film photography this week belongs to a reporting segment, not to a film stock. The number that will reach the shelf is in the same filing, and it is silver.