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Eugen Rochko (gargron@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Dec-2023 19:14:48 JST Eugen Rochko
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- MFierst
@mfierst That's the secondary market price for dwindling and expired stock of a film that's no longer being produced. Why would that be the price if Kodak brought it back?

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- MFierst (mfierst@mstdn.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Dec-2023 19:14:49 JST MFierst
  
  @Gargron
  That strongly depends on the price.
  It definitely is an interesting film, I have seen great (out of this worldly) pictures in the past. However, the $250 a roll would be too steep for me.
  https://www.analog.cafe/r/kodak-aerochrome-a-colour-ir-film-guide-and-review-uwi3
  (I have experimented with the B&W infrared film though, which was great fun)
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  1. Kodak Aerochrome — a Colour IR Film Guide & Review
    
    Kodak Aerochrome is the only film of its kind — a false-colour infrared. This emulsion has been out of production for over a decade, and yet it’s still high in demand: as of this writing, a 24exp. 35mm film canister may cost you north of $250 or over $10 per frame.

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