It is all about demand and competition. I use to shoot Kodachrome (mostly
64) when ever I could but as Ektachrome went from a pretty grainy low grade film
to a high grade film and with the need to process it quicklly for clients (and
not being in a large city) I shot more and more Ektachrome. But even now I
can go back to full body nudes I shot on 35mm Kodachrome in 1990 and blowup
just the face area and have a quality enlargement. Kodachrome was great film but
without enough demand for it Kodachrome is history.
In a message dated 5/18/2005 12:57:53 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
written_by@xxxxxxx writes:
All I can say in response to this thread about how complex Kodachrome is |