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'''Fotoimpex''' in Berlin is the owner and international distributor of the [[Adox]] film brand. The Adox '''Art series''' films are made by [[Fotokemika]] in Croatia. Fotoimpex is also a distributor of film and darkroom material, including film of some lesser known brands, and it is the main German vendor of [[Holga]] cameras. Brands distributed include [[Bergger]], [[Forte]], [[Foma]], [[Kentmere]] and [[Maco]]. | '''Fotoimpex''' in Berlin is the owner and international distributor of the [[Adox]] film brand. The Adox '''Art series''' films are made by [[Fotokemika]] in Croatia. Fotoimpex is also a distributor of film and darkroom material, including film of some lesser known brands, and it is the main German vendor of [[Holga]] cameras. Brands distributed include [[Bergger]], [[Forte]], [[Foma]], [[Kentmere]] and [[Maco]]. | ||
| − | After the bankruptcy of [[Agfa|AgfaPhoto]] in 2005, they worked with the former manufactures and continued to distribute many of Agfa's old photo chemistry and paper products under new branding. While a majority of their current film is made by Fotokemika, they are currently (2012) expanding their film emulsion factory in Bad Saarow, Germany.<ref>[http://www.polywarmton.com/page5/files/b0444e32c16048e04e1758def9389c22-5.html Construction of the emulsion factory almost finished] Feb 18, 2012 posting on Polywarmtone Project blog</ref> They are trying to manufacture Forte polywarmtone paper | + | After the bankruptcy of [[Agfa|AgfaPhoto]] in 2005, they worked with the former manufactures and continued to distribute many of Agfa's old photo chemistry and paper products under new branding. In 2008, through liquidation, was able to acquire the use and relocation of Agfa production lines to Leverkusen, one for film the other for paper.<ref>[http://www.shutterbug.com/content/shutterbug%E2%80%99s-exclusive-photokina-coverage-film-chemicals-paper-darkroom-and-more-not-quite--0 Photokina coverage] Jan, 1 2009, at [http://www.shutterbug.com Shutterbug]</ref><ref>[http://www.adox.de/english/ADOX%20Films/Premium/ADOX-PAN-400/PAN400.html Adox Pan 400 page]</ref> While a majority of their current film is made by Fotokemika, they are currently (2012) expanding their film emulsion factory in Bad Saarow, Germany.<ref>[http://www.polywarmton.com/page5/files/b0444e32c16048e04e1758def9389c22-5.html Construction of the emulsion factory almost finished] Feb 18, 2012 posting on Polywarmtone Project blog</ref> They are trying to manufacture Forte polywarmtone paper in their new factory,<ref>[http://www.polywarmton.com/ The Polywarmtone Project]</ref> as well as produce [[110 film|110]] cartridge format film.<ref>[http://www.adox.de/english/ADOX%20Films/110/110.html Adox 110 project]</ref> |
The ''Adocolor'' cartridges are the last available type No. [[126 film]] cassettes of the world. | The ''Adocolor'' cartridges are the last available type No. [[126 film]] cassettes of the world. | ||
Revision as of 08:44, 15 March 2012
Fotoimpex in Berlin is the owner and international distributor of the Adox film brand. The Adox Art series films are made by Fotokemika in Croatia. Fotoimpex is also a distributor of film and darkroom material, including film of some lesser known brands, and it is the main German vendor of Holga cameras. Brands distributed include Bergger, Forte, Foma, Kentmere and Maco.
After the bankruptcy of AgfaPhoto in 2005, they worked with the former manufactures and continued to distribute many of Agfa's old photo chemistry and paper products under new branding. In 2008, through liquidation, was able to acquire the use and relocation of Agfa production lines to Leverkusen, one for film the other for paper.[1][2] While a majority of their current film is made by Fotokemika, they are currently (2012) expanding their film emulsion factory in Bad Saarow, Germany.[3] They are trying to manufacture Forte polywarmtone paper in their new factory,[4] as well as produce 110 cartridge format film.[5]
The Adocolor cartridges are the last available type No. 126 film cassettes of the world.
Products
Film
- Adox CMS 20
- Adox Pan 100 (Agfa APX 100)
- Adox Pan 400 (Agfa APX 400)
- Adox Classicpan 100 (Fortepan 100)
- Adox Classicpan 200 (Fortepan 200)
- Adox Classicpan 400 (Fortepan 400)
Art series
- Adox CHS 25 (Adox 14, Efke 25)
- Adox CHS 50 (Adox 17, Efke 50)
- Adox CHS 100 (Adox 21, Efke 100)
Ortho films
- Adox Ortho 25
- Adox Ortho CT
- Adox Display film
Liquid Emulsion
- Adolux Liquid Emulsion
- Adolux Photogelatin
Paper
- Adox MCP 310 / 312 RC paper (Agfa Multicontrast Classic)
- Adox MCC 110 fiber paper (Agfa Multicontrast Classic)[6]
- Adox Fine Print Variotone fiber paper (warm tone paper made with Harmon Technology)
- Adox Polywarmtone fibre paper (Forte paper)
Art series
- Adox Easy Print
- Adox Fine Print Vario Classic
- Adox Fine Print Nuance
Chemistry
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| Adox Adonal image by joanseda (Image rights) |
Film developers
- Atomal 49 / A 49 / ATM 49 / Atomal F
- Adolux Adonal (final Agfa Rodinal formula)
- Adolux APH 09 (Rodinal 1918 formula)
- Adolux ADX A+B
Paper developers
- Adox Adotol Konstant
- Adox Adotol Liquid WA (Agfa Neutol WA)
- Adox Adotol Liquid NE (Agfa Neutol NE)
- Adox RA-4 Print Kit
- Adox Adoflow (wetting agent)
- Adox Adofix (fixer)
- Adox Adostab (stabilizer)
- Adox Adostop (stop)
- Adox Selenid (selenium toner)
Notes
- ↑ Photokina coverage Jan, 1 2009, at Shutterbug
- ↑ Adox Pan 400 page
- ↑ Construction of the emulsion factory almost finished Feb 18, 2012 posting on Polywarmtone Project blog
- ↑ The Polywarmtone Project
- ↑ Adox 110 project
- ↑ New ADOX MCC 110 B&W Paper Successor to Agfa Classic at Shutterbug
