Kodachrome processing

[P3D <rdi@xxxxxxx>]

Duane Perry writes:

>          Is there a mail order site where they
>          actually do the Kodachrome in house and offer fast
>          turnaround and reasonable ($5-$8) prices?  I would love to

I take it to Wal-Mart, where they send it to Kodalux, and it costs
somewhere around $3.70 for processing (only) of 36 exposure Kodachrome.
It typically takes 7 days to get back to me.

>          I have 40 year old
>          Kodachrome movies that still look good.

My wife's family worked at Kodak here in Rochester, and I have Kodachrome family movies
60 (sixty) years old that look great; man, the red lipstick is amazing.  I even 
have an unopened can of 16mm film marked "experimental" or something like that.
The employees were given free experimental Kodachrome film, told to use it, 
and bring it back for developing, then it was analyzed before being returned to the
employees to keep.

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Rick Inzero                                     
Northern Telecom, Inc.      			
Rochester, NY					rdi@xxxxxxx


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