BrianShaw
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I wonder how many of them would be willing to bet their money on the Phoenix project weighing down Harman's financial results? I wouldn't. But if I had to, I would actually bet on Phoenix helping Harman's bottom line.
You may be right but as Brian has said you and many others here are in a "glass half empty" optimistic category but others, much fewer in number, are in the more pessimistic "glass only half full" category and are more fearful and concerned that this venture into colour may drain Harman of resources that it needs to remain viable in b&w
pentaxuser
You may be right but as Brian has said you and many others here are in a "glass half empty" optimistic category but others, much fewer in number, are in the more pessimistic "glass only half full" category and are more fearful and concerned that this venture into colour may drain Harman of resources that it needs to remain viable in b&w
You may be right but as Brian has said you and many others here are in a "glass half empty" optimistic category but others, much fewer in number, are in the more pessimistic "glass only half full" category and are more fearful and concerned that this venture into colour may drain Harman of resources that it needs to remain viable in b&w
pentaxuser
Another thing I simply don't get is people's lack of patience.
Here, for example:Perhaps I've lost the bubble, but where is this "fear"?
I really hope this nonsense and other Pemberstone initiatives aren’t the undoing of Harman.
All available evidence shows there is absolutely nothing to worry about.
(Off-topic rant), SUCs,
(Off-topic rant)
Single-use cameras are the devil's work. When we are trying to stop disposable plastic for uses like forks and straws and carrier bags, why would we allow something eminently reusable to be marketed as a disposable? A disposable plastic lump with a flash and a part-used battery in it, even.
Adox was quite clear about Color Mission. It wasn't coated in-house, they have limited and final quantities of it and they decided to sell it slowly, which basically means you can buy 3 rolls at Fotoimpex every other full moon...
I wonder if it would have been a smarter move to release the 120 version first. Then again, that decision must have had something to do with market shares.
The colour film market is vastly larger than the black and white film market.
And Harman already has the benefit of a worldwide distribution infrastructure in place, unlike many of the bit players.
If Harman is able to succeed with something that approaches the quality of something like the old Ferrania/3M film product, then they could be much more profitable.
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