Contrary to popular belief that cam films are no longer needed because of the proliferation of digicams and DSLRs, there are people who still use film. I, for one, buy a few rolls because I have a Holga cam whenever I feel like taking artsy photos.
Kodak actually is ahead of the game since sales have increased over the past months with Tri-X as the most popular.
We have no figures to show but according to Kodak’s professional film boss Scott DiSabato, remixed, and black and white films are having a resurgence. I don’t doubt his claims because I know a lot of people who still buy such films.
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