Is your head in some dark hole, Trevor? It is NOT some scare tactic. Did you miss Kodak's bankruptcy and demise? Did you even BOTHER to read the article or like many who state your case, did you just knee-jerk react to the title???
There are people who still love to play and who treasure Ragtime but that doesn't make it anything more than an interesting aside.
The world is changing and you either get with the program or you get left behind -- like Kodak.
There will always be SOME who use film. But that group grows smaller all the time and is going to become more a hobby than a business. Will it end? I doubt it. And just like Ragtime, people will see the art in it and go for it because they like it. And like Franco on the old Saturday Night Live news with Chevy Chase, it will be "This news just in: Generalissimo Franco is still dead." Just like Kodak.
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Ronald Lindeboom
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