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NPR Story on Film Photography
Rumors of [film's] death have been greatly exaggerated: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...ryId=136795151
Sorry, it appears to be an AP story linked on NPR.
Last edited by kwall; 05-31-2011 at 04:29 PM.
Reason: Update for provenance
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That article didn't sound very optimistic.
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Yea, talk about selecting the wrong people to interview!
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Not an unrealistic assessment. It may change if like vinyl records it can gain a foothold with enough who can see the difference or prefer the different type of shooting done with a film camera vs. a digital. One thing in film camera's favor is of course the lack of technological obsolesence that besets digital. Lastly, as film sales shrink, large companies may sell off their manufacturing to small companies that can make a profit on fewer sales.
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Oops. I see this was already covered in a previous thread. Sorry for the repost. 
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