Thank god for kodachrome

Yeah!!!! A film so,so legendary, it had its own SONG written about it! I remember loving that song. i never felt so rich as when I would buy a "brick" of Kodachrome 64 Professional (20 whole rolls of 36 shots each! Woo-hoo!). My favorite trip with Kodachrome was to the 1986 incarnation of the Walla Walla Stampede, a big hot air balloon festival held every year in eastern Washington's gorgeous Palouse region, with rolling hills planted in gorgeous, green wheat!

 

Does Paul still pay a royalty to Kodak?

 

I'll grant you the slow speed of K25 could be a challenge at times. It's been so long ago now but I recall that K64 always seemed too contrasty and the colour rendering of K25 seemed more natural. For work I always had to deliver images fairly quickly, so it had to be E6.

 

My K25 journey was a 14 days safari to Kenya (Amboseli, Tsavo e and w) in August 1981

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Kodak is now offering Kodachrome !

... the magazine, that is, not the film.

See:
Kodachrome Magazine, 2017 Issue 1 | Kodak Store

"Introducing our brand new journal for anyone who loves art, film and analog culture."

 

Remember H&W Control? It had amazingly fine grain at ASA 25, but was finicky and hard to develop.

 

I liked Kodachrome so much I made a pilgrimage to this place!

 

I have a slide, but i cant blow it up or do anything with it. It is of a train like 20 years ago,,,

Actually what year we in? Okay more than 20 years ago.,