Who does not remeber their first Kodak instamatic with affection?
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Yes crikey, I've still got some Kodak equipment at home, they missed out on the digital age I'm afraid to say.
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I thought they were ahead of their time in developing the first sensors with Nikon, the media seems to be saying they buried their head in the sand as far as digital is concerned? dont know which is right.
I think they must have made some mistakes in selling deign rights/patents and got into some bad partnership deals.
they will be back, protected from bankruptcy for a year and with new finance.Brian Vickers LRPS
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Not sure they will be. They seem to have thrown their lot in with printing and whilst digital has killed their film many people never print an image, social sharing seems the way pictures are looked at now for most people. I'm sorry to say but I used to use fujifilm more too.TS-E17 F4L, 70-300L, 100 F2.8L Macro. http://www.flickr.com/photos/waynelsworth/Comment
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Err, no it hasn't, their Film division's still profitable.Originally posted by Wayne Els View PostComment
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Eamon McCabe was talking about this on Today the other morning - he was saying he has a fridge full of Kodak film - especially their Portra film and it still remains his medium of choice for important work.“If you're gonna be a maniac, pyro's not a good maniac.” Larry David
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