Liberal_in_LA
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:24 PM
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| When's the last time you bought film? Kodak hires restructuring lawyers |
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Kodak is hurting in the age of digital cameras. When's the last time you bought film? I was surprised to see a barrel full of film for sale at my local 99cent store. Haven't seen film for years. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204138204576603053167627950.html?mod=WSJ_hp_mostpop_readKodak Seeks Help as Fears Mount .
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:29 PM
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:29 PM
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| 2. Fairly recently, actually....not just film, but those cheapass disposable cameras. |
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I am always forgetting my camera, my cellphone is a cheap tracfone that can take a pic but not a very good one, so I will run into a drugstore and buy those cheapass throwaway cameras on occasion.
Then again, I'm probably not typical.
I just found an old roll of 400ASA film I must have shot oh, twenty five or thirty years ago. I suppose I should try to see if there's anything on it while I still can!!!!
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:29 PM
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Edited on Sat Oct-01-11 04:30 PM by liberaltrucker
I'm surprised it took this long. My heart goes out to the workers involved.
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:31 PM
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| 4. Kodak's been trying to make it on printers and photo related stuff |
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They haven't just been watching film go down the tube.
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:31 PM
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| 5. Film? Can't even remember |
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Although I did buy a disposable camera one time, and that was 5 years ago.
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:35 PM
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| 6. I'll bet the last time I bought film was when we held an event at our house... |
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...about twelve years ago and we bought a bunch of Kodak disposable cameras for all the guests to shoot snaps with.
For ourselves, we haven't shot a roll of film since we bought our now-long-since obsolete Nikon Coolpix 950 probably fourteen years ago. We still have the old 35mm SLR and all the kit, but it just sits collecting dust.
Sorry Kodak...
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:40 PM
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| 7. 3 days. I still shoot film in my old F2. |
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I use a digital point and shoot for photos I post to the web but when I want prints I prefer to shoot film.
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Sat Oct-01-11 04:44 PM
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| 8. wow! So folks still use film. |
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Sat Oct-01-11 06:19 PM
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| 10. Oh yeah, and not just grandmas either |
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A lot of enthusiasts still use film for a lot of different reasons.
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Sat Oct-01-11 06:09 PM
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| 9. I think that film is probably on its way out but many of us old grandma's |
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still buy film because it gives us finished pictures for our walls and our wallets. And we do not have to know how to use the computer programs.
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Sat Oct-01-11 08:12 PM
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And I prefer Kodak to Fuji film.
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