Bill Owens wrote:
The last time I looked, Polaroid color film was manufactured by Agfa
Yes. I recall not too long ago seeing a label on a shelf with a stack of
Polariod films mentioning one of the (other) "traditional" film
companies as manufacturer. I can't quite remember which, but now that
you mention it, it may well have been Agfa. I think this was in a
different country, though - possibly Spain. I believe Polariod film
isn't available here, either. I have a roll of "Japan Photo" film lying
around, though, and it says on the box "Produced for Japan Photo in
Germany". I suspect that "in Germany" refers too the Agfa Photo plant...
- Toralf
Bill
----- Original Message ----- From: "Toralf Lund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 11:34 AM
Subject: Re: Agfa - a sad day indeed
Joseph Tainter wrote:
So there is no more of the Agfa Ultra 100. Such a pity. But then I
haven't shot any of it, or any other color film, in over two years.
Agfa colour film seems to have been gone from most shops for several
years around here. I think it started disappearing quite some time
before digital became popular. Film produced by Agfa may have been
available through the "own" brands of certain chain stores, though.
- Toralf
