Kodak, which filed for bankrupcy a decade ago, can’t keep up with a new surge in demand for 35mm film. The firm needs to hire more technicians. The growing popularity of analog photograpy and a shortage of silver for emulsions is driving up film prices.
More:
“Kodak is Hiring Film Technicians: ‘We Cannot Keep Up with Demand,’” Matt Growcoot, PetaPixel
“Film photography’s resurgence is leading to huge price increases,” Zachery Eanes, Axios
“Does This Chart Reveal Kodak Self-imploding Again? Are Other Film Manufacturers Following Their Lead?” James Madison, Fstoppers
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