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054-071 Photography 12-04 Film FILM Quick Dial PHOTOGRAPHY 71 Black & White Film Instant Sub-Miniature Exposure Agfapan–Print Slide Films Fortepan 100 400 Scala 200 Film ASA Exp. w/P INSTANT FILM 10 Exposures 4 x 5 Pack Film 10 Sheets Exposure 100 200 400 Pro 400 Agfapan 25 36X 8.99 26.49 135-36 2.99 3.09 6.99 Captiva/500........................................8.99 559 ....................................................32.95 135-36 2.95 2.95 2.99 3.50 Agfapan 100 36X 8.99 26.49 35mm 100ft. 23.95 23.95 — Spectra...........9.95 600...................9.49 4 x 5 Sheet Film 20 Sheets SX-70 ............11.49 Mio..................9.49 Agfapan 400 36X 8.99 26.49 120 2.09 2.19 4.99 52...................46.95 54...................45.95 120 2.95 2.95 2.99 — Minicolor 100 36X 8.99 26.49 I-Zone Pocket Film 3-Pack 55 Positive/Negative .....................47.95 Mailer for Scala 35mm or 120 . .5.99 Minicolor Pro100 36X 8.99 26.49 Sticky............10.95 Non-Sticky...14.59 56 Sepia Tone .................................48.95 4x5 - 25 — 11.95 12.99 — I-Zone 200 Pocket Film 3-Pack Minicolor 400 36X 8.99 26.49 Polacolor 59....................................59.95 Slide Film Professional Slide Sticky............16.75 Non-Sticky...14.49 72 Pola Pan 400..............................43.95 1 1 Bulk Film Accessories Minox B&W or Color Mailers INSTANT PACK 3 /4 x 4 /4 – 10 Exp. Exposure CT Precision CT Precision RSX 50 RSX 100 RSX 200 Polacolor 79 Pro 100......................61.95 665 Pos/Neg.................................... Watson 35mm Bulk Loader ......17.99 30X . .17.50 36X . .17.50 14.25 Polacolor Pro 64 Tungsten...........64.95 Speed 100 200 50 100 200 667...................8.09 669...................9.45 8x10 Sheet Film 15 Sheets Lloyd 35 Loader ..........................43.95 PolaPan 664 Pro 100........................8.99 Film Shield X-Ray Bags 135-36 3.95 4.39 5.09 5.89 6.09 803...............138.95 804...............132.95 PolaPan 672 Pro 400......................10.99 Snap Film Cassette .......................32¢ Film Shield XPF-8 (21 Rolls).........19.95 120 ——3.59 3.99 4.29 809 ..................................................132.95 Film Shield XPF-20 (15 Rls)..........32.50 PolaColor 690 Pro 100 .....................9.49 Emulsion/Image Transfer Kit........55.95 Snap Film Cassette 400 DX..........65¢ Film Shield XPF-20 (40 Rls)..........69.95 Color Print Film Professional Print Film Holders Plastic Cassette ............................45¢ Film Shield Roll 6’ x 21.5” ............74.95 Exposure Vista Ultra Optima Portait for Sheet film and Pack Film Instant Film 10 Pack #405...............89.95 #545i............164.95 FP3000B 3x4 B&W ...........................8.95 Speed 100 200 400 100 100 200 400 160 #545 Pro.........................................199.95 FP100B 3x4 B&W .............................9.49 1 3 135-36 1.89 2.19 2.49 3.49 4.09 4.49 4.79 4.29 3 /4 x 3 /8 Pack Film FP100C 3x4 Glossy .........................10.45 FP3000B 4x5....................................23.95 120 — ———3.39 3.39 3.49 2.99 PO-84 ..............8.50 PO-85 ............12.50 PO-87 ..............7.50 PO-88 ..............9.95 FP100C 4x5 ......................................39.95 Professional Black & White Film 220 PP (5) — —————29.95 27.50 PO-89..................................................9.50 Instant Film Holder 4x5 ...............117.50 Exposure Pan F+ FP4+ HP5+ Delta Pro Delta Pro XP-2 50 125 400 100 400 Super DISPOSABLE SPECIAL FILM 135-24 — 2.15 2.09 2.69 2.79 2.39 CAMERAS BLACK & WHITE COLOR PRINT 135-36 2.99 2.65 2.69 3.99 3.99 2.99 Patterson Acupan 200-36......................................2.50 Kodak Portra 160 VC 620 ....................................10.00 35mm 100ft. 25.50 25.50 25.50 38.50 41.95 36.50 ILFORD BLACK & WHITE Kodak TMX 620......................................................8.50 Kodak Portra 160NC 127 .....................................10.00 Kodak TMY 620......................................................9.00 HP5 Plus .................................. Kodak Portra 160NC 828 .....................................10.00 120 2.49 2.39 2.39 2.49 2.59 2.39 10.95 Kodak TRI-X 620 ....................................................9.00 COLOR SLIDE 4x5 - 25 — 17.95 17.95 17.95 FUJI Kodak Plus-X 620...................................................8.50 Delta 3200 Fuji Velvia RVP 620...............................................11.00 4x5 - 100 — 61.95 61.50 67.95 36X ..................4.49 Quicksnap with Flash .................4.49 Kodak PX 828 Plus-X Pan 125.............................10.00 120...................2.99 Konica Infrared 750 120 (Exp. 2/04).......................3.99 Kodak Ektachrome Infrared EIR 36......................21.49 5x7 - 25 — 29.95 29.95 — SFX 200 Panorama.......................................6.50 Konica Infrared 750 120 .........................................4.99 Kodak Ektachrome 100G 620 ..............................11.00 8x10 - 25 — 57.95 55.95 59.95 36X ..................6.79 Waterproof 800..............................8.99 Konica Monochrome 400-24..................................3.95 Kodak E100G 127 ................................................12.00 120...................4.49 11x14 - 25 ——129.95 — KODAK One Time Use with Flash.............4.79 ® Professional Processing B&H now offers the One Time Use processing services of one of the finest professional labs in the U.S., serving the with Flash + Digital....................10.49 most demanding photographers for more than 20 years. Experience the A&I Color Print Film Max Water & Sport difference! Pre-Paid Process Mailers are available exclusively through B&H. Mailers for: 35mm 120 220 Waterproof to 50’.......................6.99 Exposure 100 200 400 800 1600 Pro 160 Impresa 50 SLIDES – E6 Processing 6.79 6.79 10.98 135-24 ———2.29 2.99 2.99 — Wedding Edition (4 Pack) ..........29.95 PRINTS – C41 Processing - Developing & Printing 11.95 12.95 25.90 135-36 1.39 1.49 1.69 2.79 — 3.99 4.09 B&W One Time Use with Flash ..5.99 NEW! BLACK & WHITE – Developing & Printing 16.75 16.75 — 120 2.99 — 3.49 — — 2.79 — GENERIC BRAND Enroll in our exclusive B&H-A&I Passport Program, it will entitle you to extra discounts 220 ——6.99 — — 5.29 — One Time Use with Flash.............3.99 off the regular prices of all A&I’s photo & digital services. SLIDE FILM BLACK & WHITE APS Fujichrome - Professional Slide Film Fujichrome Sensia Professional 25 40 Sensia 100 (RA) - Exceptional Image Black and 200 2.69 3.49 ISO 50 100 64 T 100 100 100 400 Quality, Smooth, Natural Colors White Film Size Velvia RTP Astia Provia CDU II Sensia 200 (RM) - Versatile, Neopan 100 400 3.49 — General-Purpose, Excellent Sharpness Neopan 400 800 — 4.99 RVP-50 100F 64 100F F-100 F-400 Dupe Sensia 400 (RH) - High-Speed Extraordinary Sharpness, Wide Exposure Fujichrome Velvia (RVP) Ultra-Fine Grain, 135-36 4.99 5.79 8.39 5.49 3.99 9.99 — for Action or Low Light, Latitude, Push Processing Capability to EI 1600 Superior Image Quality Neopan 1600 High Sensitivity to Light, 4x5 Quickload 20 Sheets Ultra Sharp, Saturated Colors. Push- 35mm 100ft. 79.95 — — 107.50 79.95 — 44.59 Processing Capability to EI 100 Rich Tonal Quality Push Processing Individual Sheets of 4 x 5 Film in Astia 100 Professional (RAP) Smooth, 120 4.19 3.99 4.59 4.19 2.89 5.79 — Fujichrome - Sensia Capability to EI4800 Sealed Light-Proof Envelopes. Faithful Color Reproduction Natural Skin 220 7.99 7.99 — 7.99 6.69 — — ISO 100 200 400 Neopan - Black & White Velvia RVP 50...............................58.69 Tones, Ideal for Fashion Photograhpy Exposure Sensia Velvia 100 F ..................................69.99 Provia 100F Professional (RDPIII) 4x5 - 10 20.59 24.69 18.29 20.59 20.59 — — 135-36 100 ft. 120 Provia F 100..................................56.69 Super-Fine Unprecedented Granularity of 8 4x5 - 50 86.49 111.19 82.39 92.69 88.59 — — RA-100 RM-200 RH-400 100 1.99 — — RTP 64.........56.39 Astia 100F...61.79 Provia 400F Professional (RHPIII) Acros 100 3.69 — 2.39 8x10 - 10 ————76.79 — — 135-24 2.99 — –– NPS..............61.79 NPL..............59.95 Fine Grain, Superb Color Reproduction, 400 2.49 36.95 2.49 Neopan Acros .............................56.95 Push-Processing Capability to ISO 1600 8x10 - 50 ————356.89 — 135-36 3.09 4.40 8.50 1600 3.79 — –– Film Holder.................................104.95 COLOR PRINT FILM Fujicolor Superia 200 Superia X-TRA 800 Fujicolor Professional 400 NPH Fujicolor NHG II 800 Professional Smooth, Fine Grain, Enhanced Fast, Multi-Purpose Film High Speed Excellent Skin Tones, Rich Superb Low-Light Performance Color Reproduction & Sharpness, Fine Grain,Wide Latitude Gradation, Unbiased Gray Balance True-to-Life Skin Tones Wide Exposure Latitude Natural Color Reproduction Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400 Fujicolor Superia 1600 Fujicolor - Professional Print Film Great for Action or High-Speed for Long ISO 160 160 160 T 400 800 Fujicolor Superia Low-Light Shots Zooms, Vivid Colors Fourth Color Layer Fujicolor NPS 160 Professional NPC-160 NPS-160 NPL-160 NPH-400 NPZ-800 Technology, Optimized Fujicolor - Print Film For Wedding & Portrait Photography Spectral Sensitization. Smooth Natural Skin Tones with Super 135-36 5.49 2.99 — 3.75 5.79 Fujicolor Superia 100 ISO 100 100 200 400 400 800 800 1600 Fine Grain & Acurate Color Reproduction 120 3.60 2.39 3.59 2.59 3.89 Great for Outdoor Superia Reala Superia Superia Press Superia Press Superia Fujicolor NPC 160 Professional Photography, Dramatic CN-100 CS-100 CA-200 CH-400 CH-400 CZ-800 CZ-800 CU-1600 Higher Contrast with Lifelike Skintones, Vivid 220 4.99 4.89 — 4.89 7.99 improvements
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