Kodak To Stop Making Black and White Paper
Swirsky writes "For those of us who remember spending quality time in a dark room with Kodak Rapid RC paper and a bottle of Dektol, here's some bad news - Kodak will stop making black and white photographic paper. Black and white photo work (especially because you can use a safelight!) is a wonderful way of introducing someone to photography. I guess if we want to do it, we'll have to use home-made emulsions on paper. As a pro photographer, I'm bothered by this, though admittedly I haven't done b/w darkroom work in years."
Papaer? No *wonder* it was cheaper... You buy TV's from Magnetbox, Panaphonics and Sorny, doncha? ;-)
I remember back in the 1930s when, just for old time's sake, we would dissolve our own salts and make our own paper. Just wasn't the same when we bought it.
/prohibits/ anything like this so it's just economics of scale. You'll still be able to buy your pogo stick / print paper, just at a different price to reflect how few people use it.
Times move on, nobody
Justin.
You're only jealous cos the little penguins are talking to me.
That's what she thinks.
:)
Once someone gets over 150, you can hand them *anything* (say, a paper plate), and he'll believe that it's an excellent print
hawk