Re: producing b&w slides using negative film and a slide copier
- From: "Jordan W." <jwosnick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2005 21:02:43 GMT
Peter Irwin wrote:
That's too bad. I bought a couple rolls from Kodak Canada around that time without any problem. I bought 4 rolls of super-8 film from them this summer.
The microscope store might have been Ted Pella. <http://www.tedpella.com/> I bought some Eastman 5360 from them a couple years ago. I can't see 5302 or 5360 on their site at the moment, but I know they had them a couple years back.
I think the place I ordered from might have been "Electron Microscopy Services". They were located somewhere in Pennsylvania. I was living in Boston at the time so the shipping was quick and easy.
I live in Toronto now, actually, so it's good to know about the Kodak source here.
Jordan .
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