New Film, More Film

[cgw143 168]

More investment from a major player

Harman Makes Largest Investment in Film Manufacturing Since the 1990s

This type of equipment has not been commissioned by film manufacturers since the 1990s.

petapixel.com

 

[MartinCrabtree134 29]

Nice to hear in these times. Good on Harman.

 

[limr]

That reminds me, I still have half a pack of their direct positive paper, and it seems they are still making more. Might have to break out my 4.5 pinhole.

 

[cgw143 168]

That reminds me, I still have half a pack of their direct positive paper, and it seems they are still making more. Might have to break out my 4.5 pinhole.

Do it. Harman(Ilford)looks committed for the long haul. Shot miles of XP2 in 35 and 120. One of those smart British firms that just keeps making what people want, much like my fave audio gear brand, Rega.

Kodak? At the mercy of vulture capitalists...

 

[wobe]

Nice to see, you can't have too many (good) film choices! I'm planning on giving their Phoenix colour 35mm a go soon.