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What will happen to Kodak?

Started by Lee_S, 01/21/2012 03:04AM
Posted 01/21/2012 03:04AM Opening Post
Kodak declared bankruptcy earlier this week. This leaves lots of questions to speculate on:

What will happen to them?
What will happen to film photography?
Will their cameras get cheap?
Will they still make cameras?
Will they still make film?
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Posted 01/22/2012 07:26AM #1
Lee Spain said:

Kodak declared bankruptcy earlier this week. This leaves lots of questions to speculate on:

What will happen to them?
What will happen to film photography?
Will their cameras get cheap?
Will they still make cameras?
Will they still make film?
8O

A question I have is, how will this affect CCD imaging? Kodak makes CCD chips for some popular cameras, such as the SBIG ST-8300 series cameras that use the Kodak KAF-8300 chip. I'm looking at possibly getting one of these cameras, and I'm wondering if I need to get one 'while the getting is good', or can I wait?

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Posted 04/06/2012 12:20PM | Edited 04/06/2012 12:28PM #2
Lee Spain said:

Kodak declared bankruptcy earlier this week. This leaves lots of questions to speculate on:

What will happen to them?
What will happen to film photography?
Will their cameras get cheap?
Will they still make cameras?
Will they still make film?
8O

That remains to be seen.

It will continue to die no matter what happens to Kodak.

No.

They haven't made cameras in a long, long time. Not since freaking 1969 (Motormatic). Any Kodak branded camera since that time has been imported.

Yes, as long as it is profitable.

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