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I shoot a lot of Fujichrome positive film in 35mm and 120 formats. It will be nice to have another option available, because sometimes it seems like Fuji really

I shoot a lot of Fujichrome positive film in 35mm and 120 formats. It will be nice to have another option available, because sometimes it seems like Fuji really doesn't want to be in the film business anymore. I've got a cartridge of Super 8 Ektachrome in my freezer from 2012 that I've been saving. It sounds like maybe I can go ahead and use it without worrying that I'm wasting it, assuming that the new Ektachrome will be available in Super 8 eventually.

IronWolve 8y ago
One of fujifilm companies located in south carolina now, thye use to process them in mexico. Fujifilm processes those disposable cameras that are still very popular at weddings, etc. People buy a bunch of them and set them on tables, so guests can use them. You mail them in, the film gets processed, and the plastic camera gets cleaned and recycled and re-sold. If you wondered where they went, its in the USA now.
kevin_thibedeau 8y ago
This new production is provide film for Kodak's new super8 cameras.