Kodak Kodachrome after 50 years

[Jacek Zagaja]

Got school film on Kodachrome filmed 65-73s. Colors are simply stunning! Sorry for blured photos from screen projection.

[Jacek Zagaja]

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[Chris Burke]

Looks great! Can't wait for Ektachrome to come back!!

[Jacek Zagaja]

Or do positive copy from Vision 50D - cost effective, imagine how long you can film from 400ft can. That's why Kodak should reactivate 2x8mm stock.

 

Can be Kodachrome too? (1939, Odra River, just few days before IIWW start)

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP8kkW_h00uQXFoVW4xb3Nicmc

Edited March 17, 2017 by Jacek Zagaja

[Bill DiPietra]

Amazing. That's some piece of history you have there.

[Jacek Zagaja]

I wrote to film archive in Germany maybe they will be interested and scan profesjonally that collection.

[Jacek Zagaja]

HD version of the film from 1939 - amazing quality, better than my recent 16mm!

 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP8kkW_h00uRHdFelROYzBaWDg

[David Cunningham]

I hope E100D comes back at least as good as it was at the end... almost as good as Kodakchrome... almost...

 

 

And hopefully Provia 100F will become available more regularly than a few test batches of Super 8 from Pro8mm/Retro8.

 

[Anthony Schilling]

Kodachrome was nice and stays nice, but I agree the latest look of 100D was suppurior. WhIle they overlapped as left overs and custom loads, K40 was looking bland and dark by comparison. Maybe Kodachrome stock and its processing weren't at its prime in the end either. Nor was it living up to its Kodachrome II predecessor. I'm all in foyer of Ektachrome coming back, I only hope they can improve the sharpness.

[Jacek Zagaja]

You can make positive print out of Kodak Vision. It's cheap for Double8 film as labs charges 50cents for 16mm film. I think it will outperform slides. Will test soon.