POLAROID : Reply From HARMAN technology Limited

[Black Dog]

Originally Posted by tim_walls

You might want to pick a different port - if you land it at Liverpool the gear'll be nicked before it reaches Harman :-)

Eh La, this Polaroid's dead sound-I'm analogue and I'm proud,me!

[Jim Edmond]

Simon, thanks for the glimmer of hope. I love T55!

[Kevin Caulfield]

Thanks for the update, Simon.

[munz6869]

I'll join in with a hearty "thanks Simon"!! I love 665 film, and I'm down to one last box, sigh... It'd be great to have that manufactured again.

Marc!

[rafal]

And thanks from me, both here and for the personal reply. Pilford? ;-) I guess this better stops...

[Stephen Frizza]

I am very glad to hear Ilford Instant Imaging is being considered!
Simon if you were down in Oz ide Hug you! The dedication from you and your team at Ilford to the analog medium is astounding!

~Steve Frizza
The Lighthouse Lab

[copake_ham]

I'm not a Polaroid user but would welcome Ilford stepping in. It would at least keep the monochrome side in a duopoly.

[sepiareverb]

Once again Ilford proves they're in it for the long haul. Even considering something like this speaks volumes. More Thanks.

[JBrunner]

Originally Posted by sepiareverb

Once again Ilford proves they're in it for the long haul. Even considering something like this speaks volumes. More Thanks.

I don't think I could say it any better. Hats off to Ilford.

[3Dfan]

Originally Posted by Chazzy

I'm crossing my fingers. ..... If Ilford can make a reasonable profit too, and Polaroid is reasonable about negotiating a license fee, it sounds as if the major hassle would be transferring the equipment and getting production started in England.

I doubt the licensing would be too expensive because the patents have run out and because a third party already found it feasible to produce a time zero clone.