If the person was seriously about not effecting the environment, this could
be a slower but effective way to avoid the problem. But of course it is
easier to just shoot film normally.
In a message dated 5/20/2005 5:06:38 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
written_by@xxxxxxx writes:
>>>You can process Kodachrome as B&W film and add the colors
in Photoshop.
Ektachrome which I still use as my main film does have
better rendering of
yellowish item like wheat now than
Kodachrome.>>>
Come on, now. Get serious. Why would you want to waste the time and gain
absolutely nothing?
Bob
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