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In Reply to: RE: Boston Globe: DIGITAL UNCHAINED: Some filmgoers, and filmmakers, still prefer celluloid posted by Poles Apart on June 24, 2013 at 18:44:59

And also there is a big resurgence of camera film.

Right now, the cinema's can't really offer much better than what you can do at home. In most cases, what you do at home will be better sounding and better looking.

"Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad"

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"And also there is a big resurgence of camera film." - volunteer 02:24:35 06/29/13 (1)
Is that like the "big" resurgence in vinyl. Perhaps Kodak threw in the towel too soon. How many film cameras are being sold in comparison to digital cameras? More than a blip and rounding error?

-Wendell
- I'm not seeing it. - free.ranger 21:52:37 06/30/13 (0)
  Best I can tell, film availability creeps along at a slow pace to keep hobbyists supplied.
  But photography is about 95% commercial, and those making a living with cameras ain't getting all nostlagic about it. Game over.

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