Once upon a time
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The proof is in the putting. As you wish, 43 is one year more than Jesus got.
You used to laugh about
Now you realize
Dead — Hope your fans remember you longer than this weekend.
post modem .. just past the library
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The proof is in the putting. As you wish, 43 is one year more than Jesus got.
Dead — Hope your fans remember you longer than this weekend.
Capable of scanning both 35mm and medium format up to a frame size of 6x12cm, the Plustek OpticFilm 120 will come bundled with an IT8 colour calibration target and SilverFast Ai Studio 8 software. The scanner is going to be on display at CeBIT 2012, held in Hannover, Germany, from 6-10 March. Pricing, exact availability and full specifications – including resolution and dMax – have yet to be communicated.
via Plustek OpticFilm 120 | PhotographyBLOG.
Long awaited. My rumor has price at $1600.
Kodak spokeswoman adds: "We’ve reviewed our portfolio and we told our partners that we would discontinue these three slide films. What we have constantly told everyone is that we will continue to make film as long as there’s profitable demand. But, in the case of slide films, the decline has been pretty acute, and in addition to that, the complexity of the formulation and manufacturing of these films made it that we could no longer sustain them."
She adds: "This doesn’t affect our Portra films, our Ektar and black-and-white films."
via Kodak discontinues three colour reversal films [update] – British Journal of Photography.
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