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Yes of course.
it was Ilfords film for me. In my canon AE1
Ilfords factory was a mile up the road from me. Mobberly in Cheshire.
Think it’s a housing development now.
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it was Ilfords film for me. In my canon AE1
Ilfords factory was a mile up the road from me. Mobberly in Cheshire.
Think it’s a housing development now.
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Contax 139 and Rollei 35mm for me. Sadly both just gathering dust.Kodak and Nikons.
Ilford is still making film, as is Kodak. Recently got a couple rolls of Kodak T-Max to run through a Nikon F-2 I had serviced. Even able to get processing chemistry to soup it here.
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Go ask Alice
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OP
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Checks to make sure we're in the Groaners thread.
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Or sitting backwards in the rear of a station wagon, with an actual roll up/down tailgate window..
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Sleeping on the rear shelf.
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Major taboo for us as kids. Dad preferred we stand behind the front seats... well before seat belts, child "car seats" and airbags.