Kodak Kodachrome SW (35mm, 100 iso) user-review
written by mephisto19
on November 17th, 2008
, 3 comments
(1 vote)
Upon seeing the label “Kodakchrome SW” I immediately got excited! I thought, “A black and white slidefilm?” (SW = schwarz weiß which means black and white). And so I asked the owner of the photostore about it and he answered “no, no, It means Satured Warm."
I used this 100 asa slide film at 50 asa setting with my lca (german light is so low I always have to do it with Kodak films!), and cross processed it afterwards. Surprisingly the colours came out stunning! Just like a water-colour painting, the texture of my photographs is so fluid and rich. The Kodak-green and yellow hues are omnipresent on my shots. And shooting that evening’s sunset made me really love this film.
My problem is that I have only three of this left and I definitely need more. Is it still produced? Mine was already expired a few years ago though but i have hunch this is already been discontinued.
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