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My family took a ton of pictures on Kodak film when I was a kid so I certainly fall into the demographic of people who have fond memories of the brand. However,
by glesica 12y ago
My family took a ton of pictures on Kodak film when I was a kid so I certainly fall into the demographic of people who have fond memories of the brand. However, I would hesitate to buy a Kodak product now because I would assume that it was just a piece of junk with Kodak branding. Until just now I didn't even realize Kodak still did anything besides license patents.
- SpaceInvader 12y agoWell, that is not true. I'm shooting film my whole life (my father was a photographer and we had several cameras at home). I use digital for about 95% of my pictures, but I have more analog than digital cameras, all of them are in perfect shape and I use them regularly. My favourite BW film is Kodak Tri-X [0], which is still being produced. I'm also using Kodak Ektar, Portra and still have few rolls of Kodak E100, although that one is not in production anymore. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodak_Tri-X http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodak_Tri-X
- setpatchaddress 12y agoI think it's true. Kodak film is still respected today. Kodak cameras are not. What pictures have you taken with a Kodak?
- glesica 12y agoI wasn't talking about Kodak film, I was talking about any arbitrary Kodak branded product. When companies die they often sell the brand, which then gets slapped on lots of random, usually low quality, products unassociated with the original company. This is why I would have been, until I found out that Kodak still exists as a real company, been extremely hesitant to buy something with "Kodak" on the box.