Interesting that 35 mm. SLRs are 25% of unit volume, but 54% of dollar value. Perhaps
we have been too pessimistic about the future of film SLRs, and film to put in them.
It's possible that 35 mm. SLRs and 35 mm. film may be among the last to go.
Joe
"Butch Black" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Mark wrote:
>
>This is being watched with interest by everyone. Eckerd pharmacies last
>year pledged to eventually put a Fuji Frontier lab in each one of their
>stores. Eckerd has since been bought (by J.C. Penney, IIRC) and it'll be
>interesting to see if
Mark wrote:
This is being watched with interest by everyone. Eckerd pharmacies last
year pledged to eventually put a Fuji Frontier lab in each one of their
stores. Eckerd has since been bought (by J.C. Penney, IIRC) and it'll be
interesting to see if they hold to this plan. I'm betting they cut it
Interesting read, thanks for sharing Butch.
Digital is a disrupting technology. Interesting to see is the decrease of digital
camera sales between 1 and 3 MP.
I wonder how long film will be available everywhere, together with processing.
On Thursday 12 August 2004 03:46, Butch Black wrote:
FJW>
Hi
The photo marketing association (PMA) just released their processing survey
through Jan 2004. The statistics are scary.
The link:
http://www.pmai.org/pdf/e2558color.pdf
Butch
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