RattyMouse
Member
I can just remember the time when Kodak here in the UK supplied lectures for photo societies, both recorded and live talks, as well as masses of general and technical literature and a postal query service, all for free. Also supporting local societies by paid advertising in exhibition programmes and printed meeting lists.
My Dad was the secretary of the local photo club for many years, and quite a lot of the weekly meetings were based on content and lectures supplied by Kodak, Ilford, Agfa, Johnsons, and the other big makers of materials and equipment.
Back home I have in my library a dozen or so technical books written by Kodak, all about various aspects of photography. Those were great books, written extremely well that just got me to buy more and more film to try out the ideas in them.
Does Kodak Alaris publish and books on film? Are these old books even in print anymore.
Doubtful, in both cases.