I don't think it means much for their slide film (their phasing out making slide projectors). Most people I know who shoot slides don't own a projector (I don't own one). I use a small viewer and a light table to pick out my slides. Slide film is probably still the main film choice of most pro commercial studio photographers. As for Kodak and digital, I think them going really deep into digital has been coming on for some time. When they bought Applied Science Fiction (makers of the great Digital ROC, Digital SHO, Digital GEM, Digital ICE, etc. digital photo plugins and technologies) I knew they were making a serious run at digital and not just playing around. -=>Donald