Re: [APML] B&W film source

[George Anderson <georgea@cam.org>]

Maybe MACO would be interested in buying the rights/technology or a
licence from Kodak to manufacture tech pan.
My present employer made a similar move with Varian back in the 70's and
bought the technology for our gas magnetometer when Varian decided to
get out of that part of their business. We still use the same optical
core some 25 yers later.
If Kodak is not interested in TP they would be able to see some
additional profit from selling the rights or licence.

George Anderson
Montreal Canada

Clear skies and good health

Joseph O'Neil wrote:
> 
> Hi all;
>          There is a European company called MACO - I ahave used thier film
> in the past (daytime only), ptretty good stuff.  Tehy seem to be going
> storng.  Tehy are also small enoughto surive allthe downsizing going
> on.  Web site is at
> http://www.mahn.net/Frameset.htm
> 
>          The USA distributor is
> 
> http://www.freestylephoto.biz/
> 
>          Bottom line is, MACO has some new (or newer) red sensitive B&W
> films.  All sizes - 35, 120 and some 4x5.  Never tried any astro-photo
> wise, but these guys look like they will be aorund for a while.
> joe
> 
> 
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