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Way OT: Kodak reviving Super8
David Mathis, maybe Kodak has been reading your posts here. Check this out:
https://kodak.com/ek/us/en/consumer/products/super8/default.htm?cid=go
“Kodak says that it will launch multiple Super 8 cameras, film development services and post production tools as part of its Super 8 Revival plan.”
https://www.engadget.com/2016/01/05/kodak-resurrects-super-8-with-a-new-video-camera/
“The first new Super 8, expected to arrive in a limited-edition version in the fall of 2016, was conceived with help from the industrial designer Yves Behar. It is likely to cost between $400 to $750, Mr. Clarke estimated. Processing the film should cost $50 to $75 a cartridge, he said. Mr. Clarke expects in 2017 a lower-cost version aimed at a broader audience.”
https://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2016/01/05/kodak-goes-retro-with-new-super-8-camera/?mod=ST1
$1800/hr in processing will get those shooting ratios back down, right?
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