PetaPixel Why Kodak is ‘Cracking Down’ on Respooled Motion Picture Film


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Close-up of Kodak film canisters stacked on each other. The top canister's label displays KODAK VISION3 and 500T/5219 along with technical details. The canisters have gold lids with yellow labels.

This week, Reflx Lab announced that it would soon no longer be able to offer some of its respooled 35mm motion picture stock because Kodak is more strictly "crack[ing] down" on respoolers. So, why is Kodak forfeiting the extra money made by selling to brands like Reflx Lab?

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