Playing with Kodachrome

mudman · Apr 24, 2010

Just a few shots with the F100 and some k64

no need to spray and pray, got this one on the first shot.

Cheers,
Eric

phaedrus · Apr 25, 2010

This reinforces a rule remembered ages ago: if you want strong reds and blues, take Kodachrome, if you want greens to come out appealing, take Fujichrome.

Brian Legge · Apr 25, 2010

Hmm. I picked up some expired but supposedly frozen Kodachrome - 6 rolls of 64, 2 rolls of 25 and 3 rolls of II Professional as part of a 'purchase all the old film in my freezer' buy a few weeks back.

I haven't shot Kodachrome before. I was trying to decide between selling it and shooting a little bit of it. I think this post just pushed me towards shooting a few rolls at a minimum while I still can.

nickrapak · Apr 25, 2010

Brian,

Just to let you know, you can't use the Kodachrome II, as it is an older process that is no longer used.

Brian Legge · Apr 25, 2010

Ah, I wondered about that but hadn't had a chance to research it. I'm not terribly familiar with film from that time period.

Thank you for the info!

wblynch · Apr 25, 2010

That skateboard picture is amazing. Congratulations.

mudman · Apr 26, 2010

thanks. I've snuck that one into a batch of photos that will be run by a local newspaper, hehe. Film lives in print again!

Playing with Kodachrome

mudman

phaedrus

Brian Legge

nickrapak

Brian Legge

wblynch

mudman

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