Film Photography Podcast - Episode 123 - Inside the Ilford Factory

[Axle]

Hey Folks (Mod's if this is in in the wrong section please move).

The Film Photography Project's special corespondent takes us inside the Ilford factory to explore the wonderful world of making the beautiful films from Ilford! Check it out!

http://filmphotographyproject.com/p...otography-podcast-episode-123-–-april-15-2015

 

[trythis]

Great info about Kentmere regarding how it became a Harmon brand. Still listening


Typos made on a tiny phone...

 

[Simon R Galley]

Nice to hear our people from the factory included... I enjoyed it, very well produced I think, the Emulsion mnfc bit was probably the most in depth.

Simon ILFORD photo / HARMAN technology Limited :

 

[Ashfaque]

Thanks for letting us know. I really enjoyed it..

Bests,
Ashfaque

 

[dwross]

Nice to hear our people from the factory included... I enjoyed it, very well produced I think, the Emulsion mnfc bit was probably the most in depth.

Simon ILFORD photo / HARMAN technology Limited :

I enjoyed the whole podcast very much. The emulsion part was outstanding. Thank you.

 

[kb3lms]

Thanks for posting. Still listening but this is very, very interesting.

 

[Chazzy]

Excellent podcast. Kudos to Viviane Li and the folks at the FPP.

 

[piu58]

Nice cast. Easy to understand, even for me (German in natural language).

 

[Simonh82]

Really interesting stuff. Nice to hear from the people working in the factory. I agree it was interesting to hear about the conditions at Kentmere and why that transfer process didn't work out as planned. Such a shame they weren't able to resurrect some of those wonderful papers.

I had no idea that Ilford would be the biggest player in the B&W film game. I assumes Kodak would still be the biggest fish in the pond despite their problems.

It's great to hear they have the production capacity to fit the market and their business plan seems entirely sensible.