"New" colour film ClickASnap

[BrianShaw]

It might not matter any more. Is anyone else selling it?

 

[Agulliver]

Reports on Facebook that Silverprint, who were selling this film, went into administration on Monday, 17 April.

That is a huge shame. I've not used them in a while but have on and off over the last 15 years and always found their service second to none.

There is some hope the business can be salvaged, but administration often results in a business closing

 

[richyd]

Reports on Facebook that Silverprint, who were selling this film, went into administration on Monday, 17 April.

Ah, I haven't used Silverprint much since they moved out of London but was checking for some items yesterday amongst all the usual suppliers and the website did not seem to work. If they have gone into administration that is bad news. Administration in the UK usually means the end. They were generally expensive but had a good range especially of alternative products and raw chemicals.

 

[koraks]

I propose that further discussion on the situation of Silverprint proceeds in a more suitable place, i.e. the Industry News section, and particularly this thread: https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/silverprint-r-i-p.198818

Discussion on the ClickASnap film can of course remain in this forum.

Thank you.

 

[Agulliver]

ClickASnap appears to be a separate endeavour unrelated to Silverprint. So the film might become available elsewhere? Unless there was some deal whereby Silverprint were doing the respooling themselves and using the ClickASnap brand name.

Has anyone seen the film elsewhere? I don't even see it on the ClickASnap website.