Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/07/25
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I think you should assume Kodak will shortly
discontinue all film based products as they become a
"digital" company per their statement.
--- Douglas Nygren <dnygr@cshore.com> wrote:
> When your employer starts talking about layoffs,
> when you get a hint
> your employer is sinking, it is high time to polish
> the resume and
> start sending it out.
>
> Not to do so will leave you in a terrible position
> should your job be
> terminated in an effort to save the company or if
> the company outright
> folds.
>
> All talk of loyalty is jibberish, especially when a
> godless corporation
> is involved.
>
> I like and use some of Kodak's products, but I need
> to have
> alternatives ready for when and if Kodak pulls the
> plug on the products
> I use.
>
> Kodak did this to me even before the recent
> announcement that it will
> cease B&W paper production. Without notice, they
> stopped production of
> the special paper for hand-coloring. It's gone.
> Dropped. Instead I use
> Ilford fiber matt, a good paper for that, but more
> time consuming to
> print than Kodak's RC, which I found printed
> extremely well.
>
> I hope Kodak will continue to produce the other
> product I use, but I
> can't assume they will. Hence, I will find
> alternative developers for
> my Jobo. And I will widen my B&W film palette.
>
> Top of the day to all of you--Doug Nygren
>
>
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