Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Friday, November 30, 2012
Everything Old is New Again.
This customer supplied photo (of your's truly) was snapped with a 45 year old Polaroid "instant film" camera at Lawrence Photo. Yup! We carry that stuff down at the store. This camera shoots both black and white and color and uses the "peel apart" type film We will soon be stocking the new Impossible Project film for the old Polaroid Sun 600 and SX70 cameras.
Stop in and say hi sometime and hopefully you won't catch me sleeping on the job.
Stop in and say hi sometime and hopefully you won't catch me sleeping on the job.
Labels:
black and white,
dog,
film,
Lawrence Photo,
Polaroid,
Sun 600,
SX70
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Friday, August 24, 2012
Kodak Set to Quit Film & Paper Business
In a BBC News article,
"In its latest announcement the US company said it had hired investment bank Lazard to help it sell its Personalised Imaging and Document Imaging businesses.
This would mean an end to it making films for still cameras, photo papers, souvenir photo products at theme parks, scanners and picture print-out kiosks at stores.
It would leave the business focused on printers, cinema film stock and chemicals.
The British Journal of Photography said the news would concern the industry."
The times they are a changing...for the rest of the article: Kodak Set to Quit film business ....
"In its latest announcement the US company said it had hired investment bank Lazard to help it sell its Personalised Imaging and Document Imaging businesses.
This would mean an end to it making films for still cameras, photo papers, souvenir photo products at theme parks, scanners and picture print-out kiosks at stores.
It would leave the business focused on printers, cinema film stock and chemicals.
The British Journal of Photography said the news would concern the industry."
The times they are a changing...for the rest of the article: Kodak Set to Quit film business ....
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