Why is it that despite hype about "film revival," fewer color films are available?

[Theo Sulphate]

Kodachrome, what else?

According to Prest_400: "APUG's Godwin law is based on Kodachrome instead. The probability of discussing "Kodachrome" approaches 1 as any thread becomes longer."


( https://www.photrio.com/forum/threa...-in-todays-market.158186/page-31#post-2072130)

Thus, this thread is effectively dead.

 

[darinwc]

I did not bother reading the pages of posts. So this has probably been said before..
But I think it is possible that kodak and Fuji are just keeping the films that are making them money.
Smaller companies like ilford , foma, ferriana, don't see any profit in trying to compete with those giants. And could they even get color film equipment if they wanted?

-total ignorant and conjecture.