Kodachrome is the most Archival color film ever made. Very chemically
stable. I'd bet that Kodak has a US Government contract to supply the
stuff. (The colors will fade when exposed to light, but if stored in a
cool dark place they supposedly last figuratively forever).
Mark Roberts wrote:
Kostas Kavoussanakis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, mike wilson wrote:
Also, there is only the Swiss facility in Europe for processing. You can't
even send your film to your national centre for forwarding any more.
Isn't it E6? What is special about it?
Very different from E6. I think the only place you can get Kodachrome
developed in the U.S. is at Kodak in Rochester.
Frankly, I'm amazed that Kodak still makes the stuff. Can't be long now
until it's obsoleted. I give it until the end of this year.
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