Is there anything to the rumor that they are going to stop makeing 35mm camera film? - makeing a brooder
There is a rumor that stop makeing 35mm camera. Is that true?
Monday, February 15, 2010
Makeing A Brooder Is There Anything To The Rumor That They Are Going To Stop Makeing 35mm Camera Film?
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Lets check.
At the end of 2008, Kodak introduced a new film, Ektar 100 in 35mm format. Kodak has announced that it will be available in April 2009 that 120 rolls of film.
In the year 2007 is a revision Fuji Velvia 50 slide film. It is available in 35mm, 120/220 and 4x5 sheet available.
In 2006, Kodak introduced the new line of Portra films and improved in 2007.
The cinema is alive and well.
Secondary schools and universities pulled his wet darkroom a few years ago are now returning to question the teacher and students.
The 2008 Tokyo Used Camera Show has the influx of young Japanese who have purchased the receiving conventional 35mm. Many of them were literally with digital cameras.
Fuji Film has to use his advertising in full-page ads in the magazine of professional photographers, the films in their daily work.
To ignore the rumors about the impending demise of the film.
Well, it will happen, but not quickly. As demand falls, is even more expensive.
Most plants are not viable in a film of 35 mm or 120 sales of shares in the film as they are today, what remains open is the X-rays are still large-format film, is usually where the turnover are because they are digital (and go), then it will be profitable in the production of films of any size, this will be the final nail in the coffin.
120 films from 35 mm and can therefore be limping for a few years later, with young plants in Italy and Ferrania as such, but the film is a "luxury" item, the day the film will be available in large quantities, have disappeared, will none of these happen tomorrow, but it is a matter of time.
Chris
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