i have shot thousands of sheets and rolls of film in the past few years.
and promote it pretty much every day. shooting film is what i do for a living ...
im not obsessing over anything, i think this thread is kind of funny.
just saying ..
And I don't. So I guess we have negated the issue.
Im very surprised by the BCN400 result ...It makes up a large percent of my labs processing. Its hugely popular in Australia.
i have shot thousands of sheets and rolls of film in the past few years.
and promote it pretty much every day. shooting film is what i do for a living ...
im not obsessing over anything, i think this thread is kind of funny.
just saying ..
Negative post.
As the owner of a pro lab who watch each film type that runs though my processors I'de guess Tri-x 320. its the least common film for me to process on that list. I was surprised about Portra 800 as i happen to process quite a lot of it.
I find this survey callous and offensive, it makes me wonder if the O.P. makes book in which of his friends will be the next one to die.
400 is the sweet spot of photography -- has been for 40 years.
I love portra 800, but think it is going...
back to the triple-x ranch, where we have big dreams around small fires.
If those in charge of Kodak looked a little bit outside of their box they would see that there is a resurgence (small at present) of traditional film they may well be advised put things on hold.
Mods, please delete this useless thread...
What harm is it doing? And is anyone being forced to read or contribute if they don't want to? :confused:
1. Kodak folks read this site *daily* and are presenting these findings to the potential buyers of Kodak Film Marketing and Distribution.
2. Right now, not later, we need forward momentum in keeping film alive, posts like these do nothing to help our cause, nada.
By the way, I use both TMX and TMY, have over 1,000 sheets of each, I don't want to lose either...
Perhaps it's rather a pity then that these "Kodak folk" apparently never contribute to this site, as do Ilford and Adox. A free forum filled with passionate photographers from all over the world, most of whom love, promote and use Kodak products...surely a no-brainer?
I still have hopes that someone can rip Kodak's film business away from Kodak upper management in time so that it can begin to benefit from the uptick in the analog market. And that the manufacturing part of it is included
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