Why Fujifilm Survived (& Kodak Didn't)

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

I concede since you are referring to a reliable source, unlike some RFF posters on this thread. Not that I am overly concerned: when I've used up my stock of Agfa, Fuji, and Kodak 35mm film, I'll have to sell my analog gear since the logistics of developing, scanning, and printing have become a major pain, both in Canada and in Vietnam. Cheers, OtL

What was unreliable about what I said? The films are made in the USA. Only one company makes film in the USA. The technical datasheets for the KOdak film and the Fuji film are identical. Those are facts. Sorry that facts make you emote. Facts don't care about your feelings.

 

[Out to Lunch]

'Obtuse' ... 'emote'...you sure do have a way with words, Chris. Cheers, OtL

 

[Chriscrawfordphoto]

'Obtuse' ... 'emote'...you sure do have a way with words, Chris. Cheers, OtL

Sorry for bring educated. I stand by all that I said.

 

[Out to Lunch]

I'm a bit of a dumbass myself and very impressed with your use of the Engrish language. Waamest regards, OtL

 

[Bill Blackwell]

... I suspect that Fuji no longer makes ANY film, except the Instax stuff. Kodak is going to be the last man standing in color film.

I just wish they'd bring back Kodachrome (at a reasonable price, of course).