Yet another antique, modern version

[Larry Dawson]

Well I was going thru some boxed cameras (not box cams) and found a new antique: A roll of Kodachrome 64, in the original box.
It will have a place of honor on my display shelves, whenever I get those up!

 

[tomalophicon]

What the hell is Kodachrome?

 

[average-guy]

Kodachrome was a Kodak slide film that used the K-14 developing process instead of E-6. If you want to know more about it just go to Wikipedia and type Kodachrome in the search box. I forgot to mention, it's no longer made and you can't get it developed anymore. I think "Dewaynes photo" was the last to offer developing for it up untill Dec 31 of last year.

 

[Toffle]

Wow!

 

[Rick A]

No kidding? Did they really used to make that film?

 

[guitstik]

Rick, if you watch "Ancient Aliens" on the History channel you would know that Kodachrome was brought to us by an alien race that no longer uses the Earth as a fueling port.

 

[rrankin]

Rick, if you watch "Ancient Aliens" on the History channel you would know that Kodachrome was brought to us by an alien race that no longer uses the Earth as a fueling port.

Are you calling Paul Simon an ALIEN????

I'm pretty sure he still re-fuels here on earth.

Richard

 

[guitstik]

Paul just wrote a song about it but if you listen closely and even play it backwards you will hear him admit to the alien origins.

 

[Rick A]

I knew that kodachrome was all a myth just by all the chatter about it, and it being raised to deity status and worshiped.

 

[guitstik]

It's just alien poo pellets.

 

[benjiboy]

What the hell is Kodachrome?

You probably don't know who Paul Simon or Art Garfunkel are either

 

[moose10101]

Churches got the idea for stained glass windows after seeing Kodachrome slides.

 

[E. von Hoegh]

I had a roll of that, but one night a black helicopter landed on the roof and guys in SWAT gear took it away from me.

But really, I have some in 120 and a few rolls of Kodachrome 25.