What do you think it will be !!! 
Kodak's totally new film in years.
-
A
- Thread starter Curt
- Start date
Recent Classifieds
-
For Sale Deardorff 5x7 Camera
- Started by Barlow
-
For Sale Praktica KW 35mm with Zeiss Jena M42 Lens
- Started by J Durr
-
For Sale 7 inch Speedotron Black Line Flash Unit Reflectors
- Started by spoolman
-
For Sale FS: Durst Pictochrom CL Enlarger
- Started by slashower
Forum statistics
What's Kodak?
OP
OP
A one man operation.
A revamp of Ektar 100.
rationalising all the Portras and Ektar into one colour negative product.
Marc!
Marc!
OUCH!! :eek:
This... They will celebrate an all new product and then quietly discontinue 4 or 5 others.
Perhaps they'll find another lost frozen roll of tech pan that they forgot about, come out with it as "T-pan" then when it runs out, admit it was just another lost roll and they won't be making any more...again...
~Stone
The Important Ones - Mamiya: 7 II, RZ67 Pro II / Canon: 1V, AE-1 / Kodak: No 1 Pocket Autographic, No 1A Pocket Autographic
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
~Stone
The Important Ones - Mamiya: 7 II, RZ67 Pro II / Canon: 1V, AE-1 / Kodak: No 1 Pocket Autographic, No 1A Pocket Autographic
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Well since they ditched E-6 film production apart from 100D.. probs C-41 or B&W.
Replace Portra 800 with faster Portra 1600? That'd be nice. Or Ektar 25? C-41 EIR? I dunno.
Where's this new film announcement?
Or that ISO 25600 thermally developed film? One can dream.
Replace Portra 800 with faster Portra 1600? That'd be nice. Or Ektar 25? C-41 EIR? I dunno.
Where's this new film announcement?
Or that ISO 25600 thermally developed film? One can dream.
Last edited by a moderator:
I'd expect Kodak and Ilford to replace their current dual ranges of traditional and T-grain type films with just one range using the best of both technologies.
Ian
Ian
Oh for a new version of Tech Pan or similar or perhaps a new High Speed Infra Red at a reasonable price!! My funeral will come first!
- Joined
- Apr 5, 2008
- Messages
- 2,816
- Format
- 35mm
Kodak sticky tape, "made under licence in China for Eastman Kodak Co.". 
We photographers don't need any new films developed. Just bring back some of the old ones!
Howard
Howard
OP
OP
Lots of excellent suggestions.
Kodak sticky tape, "made under licence in China for Eastman Kodak Co.".
Most likely.
Second most likely is "Ekportar" MAX a single C-41 emulsion that will cover all your film needs.
They could do the same for B&W. Tmax 400, apart from the grain, can be made to have a variety of "looks" based on developer choices, agitation, exposure, etc... It could replace tri-x and be called tri-max. While technically possible, it'd be a certain shoot-yourself-in-the-foot move which they seem to be good at.
Since it's probably another division it probably won't happen, but they could probably get out of that business and merely endorse 3rd party chemistry as "kodak approved". Every vendor of chemistry could ride the coat tails of Kodak's quality by being "Kodak approved" and Kodak promotes their products while the chemistry seems to promote the option of Kodak film. Manus manum lavat, unfortunately, is a delicate thing in the business world that doesn't survive change well.
Since it's probably another division it probably won't happen, but they could probably get out of that business and merely endorse 3rd party chemistry as "kodak approved". Every vendor of chemistry could ride the coat tails of Kodak's quality by being "Kodak approved" and Kodak promotes their products while the chemistry seems to promote the option of Kodak film. Manus manum lavat, unfortunately, is a delicate thing in the business world that doesn't survive change well.
P.E?
Nah, Kodak should definately begin producing Neopan 400 in 120, as Fuji isn't interested 
They should make a film that, when you process it in C-41 chemistry, produces a color negative, when you develop it in E-6 it produces color positive transparencies and when you develop it in D-76, produces black and white.
anyone have links to rumor sites-- or actual info ?
| Photrio.com contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links. To read our full affiliate disclosure statement please click Here. |
PHOTRIO PARTNERS EQUALLY FUNDING OUR COMMUNITY:  |