Kodak 400

One of the flags of the demise of film production by Kodak and Fuji has
been the discontinuation of certain films in less than popular sizes.
For a long time the only 110 around was ISO 200. APS film, always
limited, has lost the Kodak chromogenic B&W, the ISO 100 emulsions, and
now apparently Fuji's 800 and both Kodak and Fuji's 400 are going away,
leaving only 200. And yet, yesterday, I found Kodak Ultra 400 in 110
size. I am sure this is new production. So if there is new production
in 110, maybe film isn't all as dead as was predicted.

"Michael Weinstein" <nothere@nothere.edu> wrote in message
news:2007030318474175249-nothere@nothereedu...
> One of the flags of the demise of film production by Kodak and Fuji has
> been the discontinuation of certain films in less than popular sizes.
> For a long time the only 110 around was ISO 200. APS film, always
> limited, has lost the Kodak chromogenic B&W, the ISO 100 emulsions, and
> now apparently Fuji's 800 and both Kodak and Fuji's 400 are going away,
> leaving only 200. And yet, yesterday, I found Kodak Ultra 400 in 110
> size. I am sure this is new production. So if there is new production
> in 110, maybe film isn't all as dead as was predicted.
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Although it isn't Kodak or Fuji, 110, and 126 format film is made by Solarus
from Italy. also you can get 126 film too from a company that makes it in
Canada. I think Walgreens sells Solarus in their stores or you can get it
online at...

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