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Ganz plötzlich wurde der Preis der Meterware vom 16mm Agfa Materialvon 499 auf 599 Euro angehoben. Hat natürlich nichts mit der Nachfrage aus Amerika und dem Monopolist Wittner zu tun.

"Ab 25 Dosen liefern wir zum Agfa Großkundenpreis

(Mindestmenge für diesen Preis bei Agfa: 60 Dosen)." - Wittner

There really is no reason why Wittner should sell 16mm Agfa film cheaper or for the same price as Agfa does -- but they still do given that one buys 25 packs. The offer just isn't super good as it first was, now it is only good. :)

http://kleinanzeigen...9438?ref=search Schnäppchen! Und "es hat eine sehr hohe Qualität integrierten Farb-Video-Fass, in drahtlosen Empfänger für Fokus gebaut"! :)

Hmmmmm.... http://www.ebay.com/...=p2047675.l2557

That BBC article for sure doesn't delve that deep. Kodak itself says that the new Kodak is a commercial imaging company that does business with businesses -- not only a digital imaging company (which is what the article says in the beginning). After all, motion picture film is one of those businesses even new Kodak is in. Also, what we know of the deal with the pension fund is that Kodak manufactures the film and the pension fund owned company sells that film. It's rather unlikely that they would have agreed to an agreement that didn't extend long enough. According to the pension fund they wanted long term investment.

Take a look!

http://www.cinematography.com/index.php?showtopic=60409&page=3#entry393435

Wittner has now linked to two examples of Wittner Chrome 200D in 16mm (watch in HD):

filmferrania.it is registered to Nicola Baldini, an artist who seems to have some history with super-8:

http://www.nicolabaldini.com/

One member on the Flickr discussion boards tells that he has asked Ferrania Technologies about this and received a reply. Apparently the news are real, a new company is about to start film production next year: http://www.flickr.com/groups/ishootfilm/discuss/72157630192838072/#comment72157634454967558

Quite exciting if this really happens and the mentions about cine film are also really interesting!

:lol:

Mein Freund Antti Alhonen bietet auch 16mm E-6 Entwicklung für 0,40 € pro Meter (+ MwSt 24%) hier in Finnland an. Man kann sein Website hier besuchen: http://www.alhoslab.fi/english.html

Seine Entwicklungsmaschine:

Vielleicht die Leute wollen nicht filmen sondern über Filmpreise lamentieren? 0,55 € / m ist doch zu niedrig für das... :)

ND 0.3 = 1 Blende, ND 0.6 = 2 Blende ... also ISO 200 mit ND 0.6 ist wie ISO50 ohne ND.

@ Wittner:

E100D

27.90 EUR brutto

Well, you have to remember that Astia isn't produced anymore even though it is very valued by many photographers. I'm not too surprised to see this development.

In other news, Pro8mm films are still under 16 euros per cartridge @ Wittner... I wonder if that's the cheapest cartridged super-8 sold at the moment?

AGFA XT125: http://www.ebay.de/itm/171037098724

Sehr interessant denke ich. Dann könnte man auch z.B. Ilford HP5 als Filmmaterial benutzen.

Wäre es möglich Bolex H16 auf Suter-16 umzubauen?