Kodak LF Film Availability

[John NYC]

http://www.bjp-online.com/british-jo...0-version-film

New Portra 400 to be released in 8x10.

Congrats! I'm sure the community had no small part in making that happen. Or they were just screwing with you.

That is a beautiful thing to hear!

[John NYC]

...demonstrating the successful conversion of hot air into film!

If our hot air produced this, just think what Frank's snarky-ness will do for us... Kodachrome 8x10 revival? Resurgence of the original Polaroid in 8x10?

[Frank Petronio]

My powers have been underrated for some time ;-)

[John Bowen]

As it turns out, Scott was "givin' it to us straignt."

[Jim Fitzgerald]

We just have to evolve or devolve or whatever, based on what's likely to remain avaiblable, or in my case, will fit in the freezer (not always a good idea, because better
films and papers "might" come along). Or we can envy the carbon printers who can
make prints using jello and BBQ ashes, and will no doubt soon learn how to make film too. I'm sometimes inconvenienced, but not worried. When a big vacuum on the market
develops it's just a matter of time till someone comes along and fills it. And if the economy collapses completely, we'll need all our old prints and boxes of outdated film to keep bonfires going on cold nights.

Drew, I love it! Yes us carbon printer and our jello prints and squid black ink are ahead of the curve for guys stuck in the 1860"s. All I can say is I'm building a stash of x-ray film!!

Jim

[John Kasaian]

Adapting to the availability of materials was the stock-in-trade of our photographic ancestors. I don't think a heck of a lot has changed.

[spacegoose]

We'll have 8x10 paper negatives for a while Is it possible to shoot color paper negatives?

[Ben Syverson]

Is it possible to shoot color paper negatives?

As long as Ilfochrome is still available... Not a very convenient ISO, however...