Kodak's totally new film in years.

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Originally Posted by Worker 11811

They should make a film that, when you process it in C-41 chemistry, produces a color negative, when you develop it in E-6 it produces color positive transparencies and when you develop it in D-76, produces black and white.

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No, I want a film that will produce a color transparencie, color negative, black and white negative and black and white transparence, all at the same time without a lot of messey chemicals, and then can be pull and tugged to any size from 35mm to 8X10. I guess we already have it, it s called digital.

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Originally Posted by PDH

No, I want a film that will produce a color transparencie, color negative, black and white negative and black and white transparence, all at the same time without a lot of messey chemicals, and then can be pull and tugged to any size from 35mm to 8X10. I guess we already have it, it s called digital.

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Your guess is more than far from reality. digital is not film. And it does not produce black and white. What is called "black and white" in the digital world is, most of the times, a "uncoloured" picture. An Italian proverb says: "Chi troppo abbraccia nulla stringe" and it can be translated into "Those who want too many things do not get anything..."

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Originally Posted by Curt

What do you think it will be !!! ;)

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Wishful thinking. Kodak cannot even pay workers' pensions out, much less come up with the manufacturing of a new film.
Move along, nothing to see here.

A new film? Heck, I would be eternally grateful to see no further shrinkage in EK's current offerings!

LOL i guess this thread is
the converse of what is the next film to go poll

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Originally Posted by Ian Grant

I'd expect Kodak and Ilford to replace their current dual ranges of traditional and T-grain type films with just one range using the best of both technologies.

Ian

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what he said ...

right on ian !

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Originally Posted by jnanian

LOL i guess this thread is
the converse of what is the next film to go poll

Brilliant, you get it!





what he said ...

right on ian !

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In a few years, when The Impossible Project produces high quality instant film eroding the much coveted first position in the industry held by Fujifilm, Kodak will launch their line of instant photography material. I imagine the titles on the newspapers: "Kodak enters the instant film arena - Another threat for the already declining digital camera market?".

(don't wake me up).

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Originally Posted by lxdude

Yeah, the film type will either be 8-E-6, C-YA, or Been & Went

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Pretty funny!

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Originally Posted by PDH

No, I want a film that will produce a color transparencie, color negative, black and white negative and black and white transparence, all at the same time without a lot of messey chemicals, and then can be pull and tugged to any size from 35mm to 8X10. I guess we already have it, it s called digital.

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Well, that's the way it's been sold!:laugh:

Verichrome pan in 122.