Sad day, but I suppose it is a reflection of the times we live in, but at least 1 building is still producing film,
Richard
Ron, please elaborate on what, in your opinion, some of those ways will be. Thanks in advance.This will affect us all in some way or another!...
I understood that and was hoping for your informed speculation....If I knew, I would post it. All else is speculation...
Sal, at this point all I have is uninformed speculation!
I suspect that the smallest runners might vanish (sizes and product kinds).
Basically, production capability will be about 1/2 of what it was but if the machines were only running part time, this is a good thing because now 1 machine can run full time. It means a lot of people are out of work.
Basically it is a mixed blessing. But, it does bring us 1 step closer to the end.
PE
Don't put all your eggs in one basket... this is the problem with color photography. Both Kodak and Fuji could presumably exit the market. While many are making B&W film, if Kodak and Fuji exit color that will leave us with what, Lucky in China? Ferrania in Italy?
Regarding your "signature line", what happened to all of the yolks. And, when Albumen printing went out of business, more to the point, what happened to all of the egg farmers?
Regarding your "signature line", what happened to all of the yolks.
I read an article, a few days back, that Ilford's sales were up 8% this year when compared to last.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...raditional-camera-film-makes-a-come-back.html
I wonder if Kodak's film sales have also increased?
Jim B.
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