ISO 3200 from Kodak

[Ricoh]

Yes, N&T have a good selection, some odd ball stuff too.

One of the great advantages for film shooters is the opportunity to change the sensor every 36 or 24 frames, depending. I run 3 analogue cameras, the M6 has a roll of HP5 being pushed to 1600 (lighting is crazy for this at the moment) my Pen F has a roll of HP5 at 400, and my MX has a roll of Ektar. Sorted!

My 'Polaroids', or alternatively for moments when I'm in the mood for larking about, are my digital contraptions. Digital has its place.

[Naughty Nigel]

I came across this article about the Kodak Ektachrome factory in the USA and thought it might be of interest.

Popular Science - Inside the facility where Kodak brings film back to life.

[Ricoh]

Originally Posted by Naughty Nigel

I came across this article about the Kodak Ektachrome factory in the USA and thought it might be of interest.

Popular Science - Inside the facility where Kodak brings film back to life.

The link leads (me, others may have a different experience) to some privacy settings. I have a tendency to hang-up when this occurs. Probably safe and something to do with recent EU legal thingamie.

[Naughty Nigel]

Originally Posted by Ricoh

The link leads (me, others may have a different experience) to some privacy settings. I have a tendency to hang-up when this occurs. Probably safe and something to do with recent EU legal thingamie.

Opens straightaway for me. No warnings at all. (I use Kaspersky.)

[Johnheatingman]

Originally Posted by Ricoh

The link leads (me, others may have a different experience) to some privacy settings. I have a tendency to hang-up when this occurs. Probably safe and something to do with recent EU legal thingamie.

Steve, you're correct, it is just the usual legal cookie and privacy notice most sites display since the EU Thingamie. For some reason, they've chosen to spread a few sentences over most of the page. Just scroll to the bottom and click "Accept All Cookies" and the site opens up.

The Russian Mafia at Kapersky probably clicked Nigel's for him

John

[drmarkf]

BTW for anyone interested even just for historical reasons in film, I do recommend The Kodakery, an awkwardly named podcast from what is left of Kodak in the USA.

They cover all sorts of things, including quite a lot on cine film and video which doesn’t float my boat, but there’s some really good historical stuff on the early years of Eastman’s company, on film technology and history, and excellent interviews.

[Naughty Nigel]

Originally Posted by Johnheatingman

The Russian Mafia at Kapersky probably clicked Nigel's for him

John

It takes one to catch one! Or if you prefer, 'poacher turned gamekeeper'.