Kodachrome - the end of an era

[flippyshark]

I have ten rolls of unshot Kodachrome Super 8 mm film in my closet. About six years ago, I shot a (really awful) film in that format, and had to have it processed at Dwayne's, the only lab left in the world that can process it. I guess I should do something with the rest of it. (It's expired, so I don't know what kind of results I'll get.)

[Frikitiki]

I have a ton of pictures at my parents house but with digital photography it's SOOOOOOO much cheaper. Went to Paris last year and took 1500+ pictures. Couldn't do that with film.

[Stan4dSteph]

Originally Posted by flippyshark

I have ten rolls of unshot Kodachrome Super 8 mm film in my closet. About six years ago, I shot a (really awful) film in that format, and had to have it processed at Dwayne's, the only lab left in the world that can process it. I guess I should do something with the rest of it. (It's expired, so I don't know what kind of results I'll get.)

You should store it in the refrigerator, it will last longer.

I grew up in the company town, and my dad worked for Kodak his whole career. It's kind of sad to think of film going away. I still love the smell of a darkroom.