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Dear Michel,
Not really, in 2008 with POLAROID it was just not a deal we could agree to, this one is possible, even if its called 'impossible' !!!
Simon ILFORD Photo / HARMAN technology Limited :
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would love to see you guys also make a pull apart instant film like the fuji FP3000b and FP100b. But hey, one step at a time.....hope this project takes off, great news!!!
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This is good news and I hope it is successful.
This is slightly off topic but is there a possible update available on the production of a substitute paper for the discontinued Kentmere Document art ?
Word has it that this was in the pipeline.
Regards,
John.
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Good luck! If nothing else, this project is an advertisement of Ilford/Harman commitment to fine art photography.
Just don't go broke trying to make this work! If it turns into a cash sinkhole, pull the plug! Don't jeopardize your other product lines that we all depend upon so much.
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Just curious: why would you want Ilford to produce these films if they are already available from Fuji?
 Originally Posted by jasonhall  would love to see you guys also make a pull apart instant film like the fuji FP3000b and FP100b. But hey, one step at a time.....hope this project takes off, great news!!!
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Originally Posted by vdonovan Just curious: why would you want Ilford to produce these films if they are already available from Fuji? That was a curious question, as the Fuji films (by my personal use and testing) are vastly superior to the similar peel-apart films last made by Polaroid.
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Originally Posted by Simon R Galley Dear Michel,
Not really, in 2008 with POLAROID it was just not a deal we could agree to, this one is possible, even if its called 'impossible' !!!
Simon ILFORD Photo / HARMAN technology Limited :
Due to Ilford's history of B&W product development, is it safe to assume that your contributions to this endeavour are going to center around B&W instant products?
Can you offer any further information as to what types of products they are interested in improving? I take it that it is going to be more professional-line products than the amateur stuff like iZone.
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Originally Posted by vdonovan Just curious: why would you want Ilford to produce these films if they are already available from Fuji? While there is no denying the fact that the Fuji instant films are better than Polaroid's, in my opinion films like FP100C lack the qualities that made films like 669 special: those beautiful, slightly faded colors.
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Originally Posted by FilmIs4Ever Due to Ilford's history of B&W product development, is it safe to assume that your contributions to this endeavour are going to center around B&W instant products?
Can you offer any further information as to what types of products they are interested in improving? I take it that it is going to be more professional-line products than the amateur stuff like iZone. The OP, the article at their web site, and the discussion on the other thread makes it appear that this will be an SX-70 integral type color product.
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Simon - I do hope your press release gets picked up by the BBC or something and broadcast out on the news - I can really see this as a good potential story as the ceasing of production by Polaroid was covered quite widely.
Matt
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