In June 2009, Kodak stopped Kodachrome production. I've used slide film for my 35mm cameras but Kodachrome tops for quality over any. Slide film, when cross processed as 35mm, produces the most ridiculous bright colors. On my trip to Santa Cruz last year, I found a little photo shop, and I bought the last three rolls carried. I took the photos with a vintage Olympus Trip, and oh my, these came out beautifully loud, no?
Kodachrome film is also used for filming, not just photographic film. Check out this charming vintage movie filmed in Disneyland.
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lovely photos
That movie makes me so happy ♥
amazing photos!
xx
Oh my, this is beautiful and aweessomme. Thanks for sharing, Diana! It reminds me that I have to get my slide film developed...they've been sitting on my shelf since early this year!
that is so cool. sad that they're not producing it anymore though!
Oh wow, these are beautiful
those pictures are so lovely to look at
Love the second Picture!:)
much love, Alice from bells and whistles ;).
Wow, these are so gorgeous! Beautiful work!
These are so nice! I love the vintage Disneyland footage especially!
lovely pictures ! good job !
Diana, I love these! And every time I hear "kodachrome" I sing Simon & Garfunkel haha.
Very cool, I love the sky one.
such gorgeous photos! i love the first one.
Kodachrome film rocks! I'm actually cataloguing a whole lot of 35mm slides that were taken in the 60s and 70s. It's so much fun!
WOW! So beautiful! Film excites me so much. I'm just starting to really get back into it, and I've been really enjoying it. It's so inspiring to see what other people are doing! Check out some 120 shots I took on my new Diana+ camera - www.glitter-and-ink.blogspot.com there are some polaroids on there too!
Gorgeous photos, Diana. Thanks for sharing! The intense blue is so captivating. I can't stop looking it at.
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