To: Lorianne
To be more accurate, film (silver or color) won’t face extinction. It is becoming a niche market the way other alt-processes are right now.
17 posted on
10/04/2007 2:14:10 PM PDT by
macamadamia
(I reject your reality, but here have a Necco Wafer.)
To: macamadamia
There are a lot of “niche” markets when the trend leaders new technology don’t live up to the hype.
The biggest reason to drop a technology is lack of support (parts, retailers, etc.).
Kodak getting out of darkroom photo paper may have done a lot to keep the other companies in business. Some people are already stocking their papers they use in refrigerators.
24 posted on
10/04/2007 2:21:01 PM PDT by
weegee
(NO THIRD TERM. America does not need another unconstitutional Clinton co-presidency.)
To: macamadamia
"To be more accurate, film (silver or color) wont face extinction. It is becoming a niche market the way other alt-processes are right now. "I'm not an expert photographer, but I'll bet that regular film will last a long time. I believe that vacuum-tube stereos are still available for those that want the very best.
34 posted on
10/04/2007 2:31:41 PM PDT by
matthew fuller
(Relocate the Navy's S.F. Fleet Week to a real American city!)
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