Re: Letter from Kodak:

["Joseph O'Neil" <joneil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Does this signal that Kodak is going to exit the black-and-white film
>business?  No. Kodak Professional remains committed to the
>black-and-white market, as evidenced by the recent introduction of
>several new products including KODAK PROFESSIONAL T400 CN Film,
>warm-tone POLYMAX Fine-Art Paper, and digital black & white Paper.

	A bit off topic, but of those three poducts listed above, only one is a
true B&W product, IMO.  T400 is a C41 process film, not at all traditional
B&W chemistry,a nd is often printed on colour paper by 1 hour labs
(terrible onctrast, or lack thereoff)
	As for Digital B&W paper, hmm, how does an inkjet printer know the paper
you are loading is B&W or colour or both?  
:)
	Ah well, anyone have the info agian on how to order Maco 4x5 IR?
joe


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