New film from Kodak

I hope it is an EKTAR 400.

That's what I'm hoping. That would be ideal for the camera bag. A body with each film....ready for anything! That said....Ektar 100 in 4x5 sheets would be pretty tasty as well!!!

At best I think it would be ektar in sheets.

I would rather have one of the existing black and white films in 220 than any new color film.

I would love to see, a new E-6, a new black and white or even some black and white paper!

I'm thinking maybe someone heard "introduce a new film", but kodak meant "discontinue more film", or maybe kodak means "start making the same film in a new size".

Scott DiSabato was pretty clear....it's not discontinue.

The subtext of the press releases with the Ektar 100 announcement was that "pigs wil lfly before Kodak releases another E-6 film". Nobody in their right mind would invest the capital in a new E-6 film, as they would never earn it back. Even Fuji's last E-6 film wasn't a new film, it was just getting the Velvia 50 "recipe" working again.
Ektar 400 sure seems likely to me, as nothing has replaced Ultra Color 400 yet.
Other possibility is a version of Portra 800 using the Vision3 technology from Eastman, just like Porta 400NC-3 and 400VC-3 use. But I think that's not as likely as Ektar 400, as the EI 800 and up market is going to the full-frame digital cameras really fast.
Last possibility is a new version of TMX with the same technology as TMY. It would have insanely fine grain. But does anyone really need that fine grain?

Listen to us.. Like kids waiting for the Sears Catalog before Christmas.