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  1. Minolta93

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    Is there really a strong interest in film photography?

    What manufacturers were those? The ones making the tapes, I mean. I only know of a couple manufacturers right now, which would be Recording The Masters, National Audio, and I believe ATR Magnetics. Were those the three?
  2. Agulliver

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    Is there really a strong interest in film photography?

    Then what are you doing here? No point comparing vinyl record sales in a time when there was little real competition with now. Back in the day, few people had a cassette deck good enough to rival records and even fewer had a reel to reel deck which can sound even better. Today vinyl competes...
  3. Agulliver

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    Is there really a strong interest in film photography?

    It's more than wishful thinking, backed up by the data Henning has given us here in these very pages year on year. Backed up by what Ilford and Kodak repeatedly say...if you listen. Backed up by what the owners and staff in camera shops say. We aren't yet at the happy stage of the vinyl record...
  4. Craig

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    Why is T-Max so expensive in Canada?

    I wonder what the difference is between the Eastman price FOB Rochester Vs the Harman price FOB Mobberly? I doubt we'll ever know accurately though. I expect that any material cost increases, such as acetate base will be affecting both players reasonably equally.
  5. Andrew O'Neill

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    Why is T-Max so expensive in Canada?

    Kerrisdale ordered it for me several months ago. No sign of it. But that's okay. I have about 10 rolls in the freezer...and I'll keep using Ilford films. For the price of TMY-2, I can buy two rolls of HP5 😀
  6. MattKing

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    Why is T-Max so expensive in Canada?

    Kerrisdale will order that film for you. They won't stock it, because it is hard to sell. I can guarantee that Kodak Alaris pays Eastman Kodak the same amount for the film, no matter where it is going. But the amount that Kodak Alaris charges to then sell that film to the different...

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    I just checked, as fas as I can see that new shop was installed last year.

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    I was not aware Kodak had now a consumer-shop for still-analog products! In the past such was hot-linked to the Kodak Alaris site instead! I was so sure of this that today I did not even check, but only at the Kodak Alaris site (though their logo is different).
  9. MattKing

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    ...© 2022 RETO Production Ltd. The Kodak and Ektar trademark, Kodak logo and trade dress are used under license from Kodak." AFAIK, Kodak Alaris has no marketing rights for Kodak branded cameras, other than the disposable versions. Eastman Kodak does this sort of thing with a huge variety of...

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    It is advertising, don't be fooled. https://retopro.co/pages/about-us "RETO Production Ltd. ("RETO"), established in year 2018, was formed by a group of young enthusiastic analog lovers. Our team aims to make film photography continue to flourish, by reinventing and creating affordable...

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    Thank You!! Then I indeed belong to the dumb club... But I still assume it is just advertizing. And otherwise it might be an infringement of Kodak's contract with Kodak Alaris (a contract though none of us knows...) Well, I just see Kodak even got it in their shop.

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    Yes, it is just a licensing thing that is always a "side gig" in this new "gig" economy. It is found on the retropro website and they say they are making it, not KODA|< Argus made a digital camera a few years ago, it wasn't really Argus and Honeywell makes LED lights,. well, not really...
  13. MattKing

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    You will find it on Eastman Kodak's website.: https://www.kodak.com/en/consumer/product/cameras/film/h35-film-camera Here is a screen grab: The styling reminds me of my old Retina S1. Another screen grab:

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    Well, then I am in de dumb-club too.... Let me explain: Kodak licence to other entities their name to be put on those entities' products, if they apply for it. This basically has nothing to do with Kodak Alaris, Sino Promise or such, but is a side-business of Kodak themselves.

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    Not marketed "by" Kodak but "under "Kodak. I mean, neither Kodak nor Kodak Alaris offer it.

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    Kamerastore of Finland launches crowdfunding to sell Kodak Aerocolor 125 as SantaColor 100 after its B&W films got discontinued for being Russian

    Well, Maco, Astrum, Silberra already came up with maskless aerial films from Agfa and Kodak in consumer conversions. None of them asked for a 125,000 prepay. (And legally it is not even a prepay but a contribution with unknown outcome.) That Kodak not necessarily is eager to indirectly...
  17. Bronson Dugnutt

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    The Kodak H35 half frame camera

    'Kodak' has a tragically complex corporate structure attached to it which has been described in detail elsewhere on photrio (Alaris, Eastman, SinoPromise). Your hot take illustrates a naïve and uninformed view of the situation, especially with the comparison to Polaroid, but hey this is the...
  18. MattKing

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    New (2019 version) HC-110 developer not the same?

    It isn't Kodak Alaris any more, although they may refer you along. It is the "Kodak Professional Imaging Solutions" division of Sino Promise Holdings - last year they bought the Kodak photochemical and colour photographic paper businesses from Kodak Alaris. And they are really struggling with...

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    New (2019 version) HC-110 developer not the same?

    I purchased the bottles with an expiration of 2023. If I'm reading the batch number correctly, I'd say 2021/05/1413626 means is was made in May of 2021. I've tried two of the bottles with the same results. Puzzling to be sure. I'll update if Kodak Alaris gets back to me.
  20. Agulliver

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    "new" Fujifilm Fujicolor 200?

    The problem with Fuji is that being Japanese, they are rarely as open as most Western companies about what it is they are doing. It's not bad or wrong, it's just the Japanese way. We Westerners don't understand that and start imagining scenarios based on things like sightings of the new film in...
  21. flavio81

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    Well, then Andrew/Andy church is wrong, then: Companies that make color still film: - Kodak - Fuji (Provia, Velvia, etc, and the fuji-made C41 film that is still sold in europe and japan) - Adox (Color Mission 200 and its custom films for lomography) - and probably, very, soon, Orwo.
  22. Agulliver

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    The conversation was specifically about C41 still film in 35mm and 120. With Andy Church from Kodak-Alaris. He wasn't exactly confident that film prices will ever drop, but said that the only way they could is if there is a sustained increase in sales. Regarding bulk rolls...Kodak folk have...
  23. flavio81

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    This would only be true if he refers to movie film. And Orwo is about to disrupt that this year.

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    A interesting statement.
  25. Agulliver

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    Where did Kodak announce that they have stopped Color Plus production? Do you have a link? BTW it hasn't been made in china for several years, production of Color Plus was moved back to Rochester, NY years ago. To attempt an answer to the original question, asking to define "affordable" is...

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    Eastman Kodak is supplying the entire cinema film market, at least for color. Think about that. Even though most films today are shot and distributed digitally, there are still plenty of folks using film. Alaris has still films etc, relying completely on Eastman Kodak for product. So many...
  27. Alan Edward Klein

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    Kodak Gold 200 vanishing act

    The issue is when I buy from B&H, I know they take care to protect the film. If you buy from Amazon, you have absolutely no idea how they stored the film, the temperature, etc or the expiry dates. Do you think their stock clerks making minimum wage care? Does Amazon management care? Does the...
  28. MattKing

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    Kodak Gold 200 vanishing act

    FWIW, the new Kodak Gold 120 is distributed through Kodak Alaris' "Professional" distribution customers, not their "Consumer" distribution customers. The handling and temperature recommendations can be found here: https://imaging.kodakalaris.com/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/pro/CIS_E30.pdf

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    Well considering this fact, that building 38 coats all the Eastman Kodak cine and still film in the world. The disruptions due to the Covid pandemic. Everyone in the chain is maxed out. Where does Eastman Kodak confection 35mm film into cassettes?
  30. MattKing

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    Can anyone give me any prediction or insight on if there will be affordable/accessible 35 mm color film

    ...haven't produced/manufactured/confectioned any film in China for quite some time. They have one production facility in the USA, and Kodak Alaris buys and distributes all the Kodak branded film in the world from the USA facility. Whether or not ColorPlus was aimed at the market in China and...
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