Kodak, integrity? Give me a break. I delt with their tech reps for years about this issue of their Ektacolor paper fading. I saw classmates of mine in undergraduate school produce outstanding work that faded in no time. Kodak knew their dyes would shift badly. Eventually when Fuji had came up with a better solution and rather than try to improve the stability of own their papers they just resented Fuji and badmouthed their research. That is why they are dying right now. George Eastmant would turn over in his grave. Their answer was to claim to us that their color technology was stable, it wasn't. Ask any portrait photographer from any decade. Kodak could have made a better product they just didn't care about longevity, never did. They had always owned the world. Well, they lost it.
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Re: Kodak White Paper on Image Stability
2005-10-12 by john dean
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