From: Ekrem Serdar (email suppressed)
Date: Fri Dec 31 2010 - 12:37:20 PST
First and last roll of the stuff, 100' 16mm, horizon shots of lake
erie, shot a couple years ago on an overcast day.
Also, I'm sure people have seen this, but here's some frames from
Steve McCurry, aka the last roll Kodak made. Look it's Ara Güler!
On Friday, December 31, 2010, Melissa Parson <email suppressed> wrote:
> i have a sad roll of kodoachrome super 8 that never saw the light of day stuffed in a box, procrastination gets you no where. sad sad sad unmade films.sniff sniff as Tuli Kupferberg sang
> Sing, cuckoo, sing.Death is a comin' in.Sing, cuckoo, sing.Death is a comin' in. . .rip kodachrome and your nice bright colorshappy new year
> MelissaOn Dec 31, 2010, at 10:18 AM, D Dawson wrote:
> I sent out 4 rolls of 16mm (expired 1981), 2 rolls of S8 (exp 1999) and 2 rolls of slide film on Tuesday.
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> In the summer I shot one roll of 2008 expired 16mm Kodachrome (in a perfect plastic 100ft new box) and one roll of 1981 expired 16mm Kodachrome in a rusty old 100ft tin, the two rolls came back looking identical to one another!! I sort of did it as a test to see if the 1981 rolls I had were any good or not... Well amazingly they were as fresh as the 2 year old stock!
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> I shot both rolls in S16, as a I had no choice (my camera is converted)... The 2008 roll was single perf and the older roll was double perf. I casually mentioned to Dwayne’s that I had shot them S16 and IF they could do anything to develop that area I would be grateful, I said even if it weren’t true S16, just anything past the edge would be great.... Well they both came back full S16! Who knew they could process S16 Kodachrome, but what a treat!
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> On 12/31/10 11:32 AM, "Adam Hyman" <email suppressed> wrote:
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> I shipped 4 of super8 and one of slides...
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> On 12/31/10 1:47 AM, "Pip Chodorov" <email suppressed> wrote:
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> So how many frameworkers were kodachrome pilgrims yesterday?
> I fedexed 18 rolls this week.
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