theo_v said:idk if thats good or bad lol
thats about the same as here. welcome to the money pit
Started by OneMoreLens, 3 Feb 2026. 31 replies, 655 views
theo_v said:idk if thats good or bad lol
thats about the same as here. welcome to the money pit
San Diego. Ektacolor Pro 400 $20.49, Tri-X $14.99.
For what it's worth, prices have been a lot flatter this year than the last two. The February jump was the big one, and since then it's been pennies here and there. Silver's the thing to watch. If that moves again, so does everything in the freezer aisle.
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rangefinder_rob said:The February jump was the big one
Yeah I'm seeing that too. Paid £18.50 again yesterday, same as Feburary. First time in ages I've not winced at the till
rangefinder_rob said:prices have been a lot flatter this year
gold went up 50c at my shop this week. so much for flat
Melbourne, $32 AUD for Ektacolor Pro 400. yes thirty two. that's before the lab, which is another $20ish for dev and scan. shot one roll on my mates Nikon at the beach and went strait back to the a6700 lol. the photos were nice tho, i'll give it that
ellie_v said:yes thirty two
oh no. ok I'll stop complaining about $20
grainyday said:ok I'll stop complaining about $20
i wont
Heard Ilford have reworked Delta 400... no idea what it'll cost yet but I'll be first in the queue, as ever. Has anyone actually seen it on a shelf? Or is it one of those things that exists only on the internet for six months?
pinholepete said:Has anyone actually seen it on a shelf?
Not up here yet. Will report back pal
September update for the thread: Ektacolor Pro 400 £18.99 (+49p since Feb), Gold £10.50, HP5 £9.80. Freezer has six rolls left so I'm about to find out what panic buying feels like
OneMoreLens said:about to find out what panic buying feels like
You said you'd stopped buying lenses too.
this is film not lenses. completely different addiction