Wollensak model 43 film supply

Dizkoteck

Dizkoteck

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Hey people,

I didnt get much help from the other places. I was told that film stock for this particular camera isnt made any more. While that might be true, I was wondering if anyone here knows if any of it is sold here in New York City?

I never touched film before so forgive my ignorance.
 
Your signature is pretty inappropriate man.

Your question might be better asked to a camera shop owner. You could also check with Kodak archives, I think they sell frozen film stock.
 
Dizkoteck said:
Hey people,

I didnt get much help from the other places. I was told that film stock for this particular camera isnt made any more. While that might be true, I was wondering if anyone here knows if any of it is sold here in New York City?

I never touched film before so forgive my ignorance.
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You are probably just going to be banging your head against the wall. You might, just might, be able to find some in a freezer somewhere, and then you'll have to find a lab with the chemistry to process it......and if you do, you'll be reaching deep into your pockets. Is it really worth it?
 
Marlene,

Thank you so much for your 35 adapter instructional video. That weather sealer is gonna be helpful for my next one.
Anyways, like I said I dont know much about film nor the company Wollensak for all that matter, so I came here for some info. Well, now I know (after going through 2 signature terminations, bashings and lashings from fellow members, such a simple question...)

But yeah, if it comes to deeper pockets, its gonna be a nice paperweight for now.
 
Dizkoteck said:
Marlene,

Thank you so much for your 35 adapter instructional video. That weather sealer is gonna be helpful for my next one.
Anyways, like I said I dont know much about film nor the company Wollensak for all that matter, so I came here for some info. Well, now I know (after going through 2 signature terminations, bashings and lashings from fellow members, such a simple question...)

But yeah, if it comes to deeper pockets, its gonna be a nice paperweight for now.
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You just never know what an innocent question can lead to.....much like life. I'm sorry that you got that bashing on your sig. I think it's just that so many of us have had bad experiences with camera stores that we've become a little bitter.

You'd have to be really serious about wanting to do film to consider the hassles that you'd encounter with an older camera with hard to find film. Maybe you're right about the paperweight.....you can sit back and admire it for what it was and what films it may have made.

I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed my 35 Adapter Tuts :)
 
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