Fujifilm statement on silver halide photography

[Antonio Corcuera]

"I suspect the uncovering of 40 year old vintage t-max won't arouse the same kind of excitement!"

Royal Pan, Verichrome Pan and Super XX already do!
Thumbs up for Fuji,

[steve_782]

"Silver halide photography, which is fundamental to photography, has advantages over digital in such areas as power of expression..."

Uh huh. Sure film guarantees more expression...(whatever that may be).

I think the Fuji spokes-droid has creativity, individual vision - whatever you want to call it - confused with equipment. All I know is, you can't buy it, and it doesn't come in a green box.

[CXC]

I think rob with a small 'r' touches on an important point. I learned darkroom use in college in 1973. If I were 30 years younger, and all my college had was a Photoshop class, that is what I would take. For any number of reasons it seems likely college darkrooms are drying up, cutting into the stream of new users.

I just hope there isn't too long of a gap between the death of film and the birth of the 8x10 digiback...