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Ilford and the Death of Film

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What happened to the film manufacturer Ilford in the shift from analogue to digital photography.

What happened to the film manufacturer Ilford in the shift from analogue to digital photography.

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  • michaeljacksons michaeljacksons A very long presentation to watch, however very worthwhile.
    Some high quality movie film stills in there I adored http://myfilmsfree.info/
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  • plotkin2009 Jack Deer Good information, thanks for sharing that

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  • guest654bcbe guest654bcbe The graph is confusing. The purple segment of the graph is like a percentage, the top line being all the cameras sold, the purple being the digital, and the blue being film. So for an example in 2000, 24 mil cameras were sold, 19 mil were film and the rest, which is 5mil, were digital. I might be wrong. 3 years ago
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  • mutulica Mihaela , keyboard at Retail company Good work!
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  • Christiansandstrom Chris Sandström, Researcher and public speaker at Chalmers University of Technology and the Ratio Institute Thanks!
    Does it? I think it suggests that hardly no digital cameras were sold at all in 1995? To me, the graph seems to suggest that this happened somewhere around 2003. The data comes from an industry association.

    Best, Christian
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  • ShawnCallahan Shawn Callahan, Strategic Story Practitioner at Anecdote Slide 62 suggests there were the same number of digital and film cameras sold in 1995. That's pretty hard to believe. What is the source for the figures?

    BTW this is another excellent presentation.
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