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Kodachrome: The Legend Concludes

Kodak introduced the first commercially available color film—Kodachrome—in 1935, and processing for the by-then-legendary film ceased on December 30, 2010. It was a film engineered for quality and archival stability. But it ended up capturing the gamut from the most famous photographs in the world to snapshots on family vacations. I even managed to capture a few frames in the spirit of Lomography...

April 23, 2011 4 comments 19 likes
Kodachrome 64 – The end of an era

„Mama, don't take my kodachrome away“, Paul Simon was already singing. This year, after 75 years, it became true: Kodak ends the production of this film, and the last slides were developed at Dwaynes in USA in January 2011.

April 20, 2011 1 comment 5 likes
Kodak Kodachrome (35mm, 64 iso) User-Review

I bought the expired slide from eBay in late 2009 not knowing that its maker Kodak had announced the end of its production on June 22, 2009.

April 11, 2010 11 comments 15 likes
Kodak Kodachrome (35mm, 64 iso) User-Review

Discontinued by Kodak this year, this classic film has seen it all. It's documented historical events as well as capturing every family holiday you've ever been on!

September 15, 2009 9 comments 6 likes