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Kodak takes famous film out of picture (Kodachrome)
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| June 22 2009 19:00 | Last updated: June 22 2009 19:00
| Alan Rappeport i
Posted on 06/22/2009 2:34:46 PM PDT by Paleo Conservative
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To: squarebarb
Kodachrome sucked big time. My first experience with Kodachrome was a roll I shot of the Grand Canyon. The hues turned out a nasty green under the midday sun that scanned very poorly.( I know, what was I doing shooting in the middle of the day - but that's another story.) Since I discovered Fuji Velvia 50, there was no going back. Velvia IS it.
Kodachrome Basin State Park ought to be renamed to Fujichrome Basin State Park !
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06/22/2009 6:40:37 PM PDT
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libh8er
To: Cboldt
Best color film, ever. Hardly. Don't let nostalgia cloud your vision.
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06/22/2009 6:43:00 PM PDT
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libh8er
To: libh8er; Cboldt
Hardly. Don't let nostalgia cloud your vision. Reason has little to do with it. You're attacking his religion.
To: libh8er
Ditto -
Most of the stuff I have sold (several magazine covers even) were with the Fuji Velvia product.
I used to purchase slide film by the flat.
Now, I carry film as a backup to my digital camera...tho some editors still request slide/transparency for image submissions.
Still haven’t found a good replacement for my Mamiya Medium format camera - try buying that film at a discount...!
(Ya, I know, but who can afford one?)
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06/22/2009 8:27:43 PM PDT
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ASOC
(Who IS that fat lady, and why is she singing?????)
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