Did anyone notice that Legacy Pro 35mm film was not included in the new Freestyle catalogue? It is still on the website, but described as short-dated specials. Maybe Fuji decided that the rebranded stuff was cutting into the branded film too much and stopped the practice, at least to Freestyle.
Jim
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Re: Legacy Pro from Freestyle
Legacy & Neopan are the same, right? Here's a link with more info: http://www.apug.org/forums/forum172/946 ... g-out.html
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Re: Legacy Pro from Freestyle
Nice to see you back again Jim. I have never used Legacy films though and I am happy with my regular films and papers.Jim Appleyard wrote:Legacy & Neopan are the same, right? Here's a link with more info: http://www.apug.org/forums/forum172/946 ... g-out.html
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Re: Legacy Pro from Freestyle
I believe one poster on apug may have had it right.
I believe one poster on apug had it right. Freestyle had a chance to pick up some short dated 35mm from Fuji and was able to slit and package and still make a little profit. This stock is probably sold out now, and won't be replaced (until the next big deal). At least we had a chance to get a top grade film at a good price, for awhile.
Jim M.
I believe one poster on apug had it right. Freestyle had a chance to pick up some short dated 35mm from Fuji and was able to slit and package and still make a little profit. This stock is probably sold out now, and won't be replaced (until the next big deal). At least we had a chance to get a top grade film at a good price, for awhile.
Jim M.