kodachrome

[merfrules]

okay...so what i have picked up is that
kodachrome is processed a special way and
it comes back negative

so does this mean you have to send it off
again to get it reprocessed to a positive
image for you to project or can you simply
just project it negative??

sorry...ive got no idea with this
i am very new

[Alex]

Simple Answer...Kodachrome reversal film is like slide film.

Only smaller.

What comes back from the lab is all that there is.

don't scratch it or overuse it.

Inhale it's rich colors and only exhale when you're in an ektachrome frame of mind.

-Alex

[mattias]

it does not come back negative. it comes back positive and can be projected immediately.

[merfrules]

thanks for the info

so can you explain the difference if i were
to use and get ektachrome or the b & w ones
processed??

thanks again for the help

[mattias]

no difference, except k40 is *only* processed by kodak, and the others are *not* processed by kodak.

[Nigel]

Kodachrome is not "Only" processed by Koda. Kodak doesn't even process the film in the USA. If you use the mailers it goes to Europe. Dwaynes is the only place in the USA that does K14 processing.

[yak]

i stay in europe then

[Richard E. Wrenn]

Does Dwaynes have a website? If so, what is it?
Thanks
Dick

[adamj5]

Dwayne's Photo - http://www.k14movies.com/

[Matt Pacini]

Kodak is fantastic film stock.
Do not shoot Ektachrome, it does not have the color saturation, and realism of K-40, and it is MUCH grainier!
Underexposed, it gets real mudy like video.
K-40 still looks great underexposed up to a stop (sometimes more, but don't do this intentinoally!).