Time to stock up on Kodak

[guyjr]

"Kodak remains focused on meeting its commitments to customers and suppliers, and on delivering on its strategy to become a profitable, sustainable digital company."

So I guess they're looking to spin off film then? Wouldn't be the worst thing in the world, although I don't see how Kodak will succeed without it. They've made countless bad decisions on their digital strategy that I'm amazed they are still in business today.

[CGW]

From the website. http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/Kodak_...Bankruptcy.htm

Old news is no news. Also hard to read a crystal ball that's covered with finger prints.

[kevs]

I think Ferrania is done, or are they still making Solaris 200?

There's nothing on its website to suggest this, but the copyright notice is dated 2008. I read elsewhere it stopped making films in December 2008. So I don't know really. Sorry.

[BrianL]

Seems the industry started with b&w, added color and may end up back with only b&w.

[brianmquinn]

Ferrania is still making film but most of it is sold under store brand names.

[brianmquinn]

Recent Ferrania USA news

http://pmanewsline.com/2010/09/21/cs...-usa-business/

[j-dogg]

Will be stocking up the fridge soon with the yellow stuff.

[perkeleellinen]

HC-110 and RA4 chemistry are the things I rely on. Are they actually made by Kodak or a third party?

[AlbertZeroK]

HC-110 and RA4 chemistry are the things I rely on. Are they actually made by Kodak or a third party?

From what I hear, all photography chemistry in the US is made in just one plant for color stuff.

[MattKing]

HC-110 and RA4 chemistry are the things I rely on. Are they actually made by Kodak or a third party?

Champion Photochemicals:

http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source...bxzQ1g&cad=rja