Re: film is dying(not dead just yet)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I decided to take the darkroom class again this winter, Then Glenn penned: The demand for the darkroom is so high that they keep it open until 9PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Re: film is dying(not dead just yet)

I'm currently taking a second semester of BW photography at the local community college. They are currently filling about six classes a semester for Photo I, and my instructor says my Photo II class is the biggest he's taught (he's been

Words from Aaron:was film is dying(not dead just yet)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I decided to take the darkroom class again this winter,to break up the week and to Glenn then said: I'm currently taking a second semester of BW photography at the local

RE: Words from Aaron:was film is dying(not dead just yet)

I brought up the Ilford price increases here a few weeks back and that started a bit of a What's going on with Ilford? thing because Mark Roberts had been having problems getting some of the film (iirc). I don't think film is dying or dead for that matter - just that less people are using film

Re: Words from Aaron:was film is dying(not dead just yet)

On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 08:58:38 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I brought up the Ilford price increases here a few weeks back and that started a bit of a What's going on with Ilford? thing because Mark Roberts had been having problems getting some of the film (iirc). I don't

film is dying(not dead just yet)

I decided to take the darkroom class again this winter,to break up the week and to use a facility i can actually stand up in. Previous classes were filled with a waiting list(8 students)The last few classes were upped to 12 students but this

Re: film is dying(not dead just yet)

Hard to finding any Ilford thing is perfectly normal and is specific to Ilford after their recent problems. Ilford is now out of danger but they are reorganizing their distribution channel which makes their product sometimes difficult to find. Thibouille

Re: film is dying(not dead just yet)

Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ilford is now out of danger Great news, but where did you get this information? -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com

Re: film is dying(not dead just yet)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I decided to take the darkroom class again this winter,to break up the week and to use a facility i can actually stand up in. Previous classes were filled with a waiting list(8 students)The last few classes were upped to 12 students but this class