Kodak Alaris corporate image video

[AgX]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xo4IvHHYI4

Looks as if videos from other companies were just lined up and the Alaris logo added...



(Not actually news. but I can't remember it being hinted at here.)

 

[cmacd123]

the video you linked to
"Amateur Film Night Aka Amateur Photographers (1963)"

looks like an event sponsored by one of the other serving film makers, I distinctly saw an ILFORD logo in the back of one of the shots.

 

[cmacd123]

were you perhaps thinking of this one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Xo4IvHHYI4

(from 7 months ago) which looks more like an ad for the folks from the Impossible project or perhaps Edwin land's folks.

 

[wy2l]

I would not use the word "trusted", "nimble" or "agile" to describe any part of Kodak.
As they say in Texas: "Big hat, no cattle".

Kris

 

[DannL.]

All noise, and no walnut. (translated to English)

 

[snapguy]

the ponies

In California, at the race track, we would say, "not much horse."

 

[pbromaghin]

When did Kodak start making iPhones?

 

[AgX]

When did they start making type Polaroid films and cameras? To what extend is Alaris connected to solar cells?



Well, someone at Alaris must have ordered, bought and published that video...

 

[MattKing]

The square prints relate to KA's push directed at convincing cel phone users to print their pictures. Most prints from Iphones seem to be square.

KA is primarily a colour print paper manufacturer, so that makes sense.

Some people here seem to be uncomfortable with the idea that KA is trying to differentiate itself from Eastman Kodak, while still referencing Kodak.

To me, that makes sense.

 

[pentaxuser]

With the images, music and sentiments I am totally underwhelmed. On balance the missing word to describe the whole, cheaply cobbled-together video is "meaningless". I was so powerfully moved by the music that I must have missed the reference to film but did note that the world of potential consumers consists of under 25 year olds only.

Why bother with older people when they are already in "God's Waiting Room"

pentaxuser

 

[removed account4]

The square prints relate to KA's push directed at convincing cel phone users to print their pictures. Most prints from Iphones seem to be square.

KA is primarily a colour print paper manufacturer, so that makes sense.

Some people here seem to be uncomfortable with the idea that KA is trying to differentiate itself from Eastman Kodak, while still referencing Kodak.

To me, that makes sense.

couldn't agree more ...

 

[bsdunek]

With the images, music and sentiments I am totally underwhelmed. On balance the missing word to describe the whole, cheaply cobbled-together video is "meaningless". I was so powerfully moved by the music that I must have missed the reference to film but did note that the world of potential consumers consists of under 25 year olds only.

Why bother with older people when they are already in "God's Waiting Room"

pentaxuser

My thoughts too. I couldn't see that it said anything, and the images of Polaroid photos and the little Ilford thing - like what does this all mean? Doesn't give me a warm fuzzy feeling that they will be making film available any time soon - if ever.

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

My eyes must be getting very old or I'm just not seeing that on this monitor.
Where is the Ilford logo?

 

[Ricardo Miranda]

Ok, found the Ilford logo on the other video about "Amateur Film Night".

I wished someone did that again...

...and forbade all "digitographers" to come.

 

[benjiboy]

When did they start making type Polaroid films and cameras? To what extend is Alaris connected to solar cells?



Well, someone at Alaris must have ordered, bought and published that video...

Kodak used to make these https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=k...bo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0CCEQsARqFQoTCMiWtv Polaraid sued them for patent infringement, the case lasted about ten years the judgement went to Polaroid and Kodak had to pay millions of $ in damages to them.

 

[AgX]

Ben, we all know Kodak's instant camera and films. But those are Polaroid type films, even a Polaroid camera is shown for a moment.