Kodachrome discontinued and now 100GX

[jacarape]

Warbler, I shot some VS and the old WS (long gone) in Israel. That was 6 years ago, so please start a thread on if you like it. I have a few thousand negatives to review, I don't know which thumbs on my PC were taken with it.

Let us know your results! Thanks in advance. Oh, btw, try some if the new Ektar 100, nice stuff. Comes in 120 also.

[thecatsandi]

Originally Posted by ROBERTSUNRUS

Hi, I have one concern with my digital cameras; I can no longer make, take, or shoot double exposures. I made some very interesting pictures with double exposures. If anyone knows a way to do this let me know.

One of my digital cameras will do double exposures or triple if you wish.

I have shot lots of Kodachrome in my years. It will be missed.

[azflycaster]

Someone had to post this:

YouTube - Kodachrome - Paul Simon

[wbrownrr]

This is indeed the end of an era. I have many, many slides on Kodachrome... at least I can still enjoy them whenever I like. Azflycaster, thanks for the YouTube link... I hadn't seen that before! I loved it!!

[warbler5]

Originally Posted by wbrownrr

This is indeed the end of an era. I have many, many slides on Kodachrome... at least I can still enjoy them whenever I like.

Yup....I, too, have tons of Kodachrome and Ektachrome slides, and B&W 116 film negatives from my grandparents. As I was scanning these, I had time to think about digital and how we store these photos. My grandparents' 116 negatives were hidden away in a metal matchbox in the back of their closet, then later in my mother's closet. I wonder, if they had been using digital, would I have been able these views into my past.

Thanks, Richard, for the link to Paul Simon's prediction.

[thecatsandi]

Originally Posted by azflycaster

Someone had to post this:

I have to say that was well done. And I don't agree that everything looks better in color. Ansel Adams did wonders with black and white.