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robar
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Mesquite, TX

reply to timcuth
Re: Not digital - but the end of Kodachrome.

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls

said by timcuth See Profile :

Kodachrome was always my favorite, especially the ASA 25. Such rich colors!

This is so sad. But, admittedly, I haven't shot any in quite a few years, either.

Tim
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Splitpair
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said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
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If you cannot fix it with a buttset and some beanies you ain't a technician


Hayward
K A R - 1 2 0 C
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Key West, FL


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said by Splitpair See Profile :

Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?
Surprised they actually (and not for a long time now) had bulk Kodachrome rolls.... and yes I would guess stsandard 100 ft) I don;t thinkthough Kodachrome ever had a self processing option.... and again why Ektachrome thought too cool (toned) for some took over.... it could be self processed, and cheap quick drug/cam store processed.. EVen decades ago Kodachrome had to go to a cam store and sent off to Kodak or who knows where.

While not as complex as tri neg Technicolor....Kodachrome far from simple, and chemically near as complex, ... definately NOT DIY.

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robar
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Mesquite, TX

reply to Splitpair
long ago

said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
--
www.texasbostons.com
saving one at a time


Hayward
K A R - 1 2 0 C
Premium
join:2000-07-13
Key West, FL


4 edits
Is there an echo in here?

quote:
long ago

said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
said by Splitpair See Profile :

said by robar See Profile :

mine too. i've a many a roll.. and use to pack it myself from 500 shot rolls
Where they 500 shot or 100 foot rolls?

I used bulk Tri-X and I thought it came in 100 foot rolls, but that was many moons ago so I could be incorrect.

I dabbled in Kodachrome but it was pricey once developing was included and required a lab to process so I pretty much stuck with B&W which I could process and print.

Another thing I liked about B&W was there was also something almost sensual about seeing a print develop in the tray and deciding just when “that’s it” and then quickly sliding it into the stop bath to lock the shot.

Wayne
.....Skipping the last 4 dups in case Orig edited by now.

Hey and Robar I get nailed for typos and bad edits but how the heck did you get a 7x echo?

MAYBE we just all make mistakes now and then?
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