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 Originally Posted by PKM-25  Ordinarily that is fine, but please don't do it to what I have posted, I have been dealing with Audrey Jonkheer at Kodak for quite some time on this and a call or email to her would make that clear.
Thanks. PK, no doubt some will think I'm a butt head, but I get very tired of self-right photographers. (NO REFLECTION to you) but copyright has to be all or nothing and not picked apart. I'm really sorry, but this is such a huge sore spot with me and the way folks look at posts.
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Press releases from corporate sources like Kodak are sent out for the purpose of posting and quotation in other media. They are fine to repost.
News stories from a wire service, newspaper, magazine, news blog, or other sources under copyright should be linked rather than quoted in full.
My understanding is that PKM-25s posts are Kodak press releases. If that's not the case, please let the moderators know.
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Ah well, when I've stocked up with my last Kodachrome, that's the end of my business with Kodak. Fuji for color, Ilford for B&W, still plenty of suppliers for photochemicals and d------l supplies. Who needs Kodak now? 
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Originally Posted by PKM-25 Really enjoyed this.
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Originally Posted by PKM-25 Great slideshow, thanks for sharing it.
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Originally Posted by Kevin Caulfield Kodak sold out long ago... I don't see it that way at all. Kodak is the last film company standing with anything like a substantial R&D effort. Spending money to improve film is about as far from "selling out" as they can get.
The newer films are better, and photographers have recognized this and voted with their purchases. It's called progress.
RIP Kodachrome. I'm going to celebrate with some of the new 160Portra and TMY-2 myself.
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Originally Posted by David A. Goldfarb Press releases from corporate sources like Kodak are sent out for the purpose of posting and quotation in other media. They are fine to repost.
News stories from a wire service, newspaper, magazine, news blog, or other sources under copyright should be linked rather than quoted in full.
My understanding is that PKM-25s posts are Kodak press releases. If that's not the case, please let the moderators know. David, sorry, that is not the case at all. This is in violation of copyright.
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Originally Posted by Bruce Watson I don't see it that way at all. Kodak is the last film company standing with anything like a substantial R&D effort. Spending money to improve film is about as far from "selling out" as they can get.
The newer films are better, and photographers have recognized this and voted with their purchases. It's called progress.
RIP Kodachrome. I'm going to celebrate with some of the new 160Portra and TMY-2 myself. Fuji don't seem to be doing too badly? Might be interesting to see which company (if either) are still here in 10 years time. IDK.
And it depends how you define "better"...is modern B&W film/paper better than platinum prints. Or photography "better" than painting. Or "progress" better than "choice". IDK again?
And perhaps best not celebrate with 160Portra and TMY-2, it might come back to haunt you when Kodak discontinue these to make more profit from another imaging system which is not discussed here?
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Originally Posted by dwdmguy David, sorry, that is not the case at all. This is in violation of copyright.
Thanks Are you referring to my post?
If so, you are wrong in that I have been authorized by Kodak as an official line of news distribution to write a news / feature piece and if I have to refer Audrey to this thread in order to clear this up, I would be happy to do that. My post is not the official Kodak Press Release, but it is a news story that properly cites the source as a news organization would.
As a professional photographer, I fully understand copyright infringement.
Please stop distracting the topic of this post to matters of which you do not have all the information needed to make these assertions.
Thank you,
Daniel Bayer, Creator / Director of the Kodachrome Project.
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