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Re: I am an amateur, to cry out loud!!!!
- From: P3D Mike Sherer <mikesher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: I am an amateur, to cry out loud!!!!
- Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1997 13:29:39 -0500
> Should I use Kodachrome so that I make happy some clever Dr. T of the late
> 21st century who finds my slides in a flea market for a bargain price?
>
> The more I hear about Kodachrome's wonderful ever lasting life, the more
> determined I get to never try it!
>
> I know this is an extreme position I am taking here. I am happy with my
> Fujichrome and, by reading various accounts, I have faith that it will last
> for my lifetime.
Kodachrome has a large following mostly based on that its rendition of
colors is true to life and it is a very sharp film. For most of us who use it,
the non-fading slides are just a bonus. I personally think that since it has
an accurate color palette and razor-sharpness it is an excellent film for
realistic pictures in 3D. I apologize for some people's extreme arrogance
about Kodachrome that has you determined never to try it, I sometimes
feel that way about a lot of things (like Fujichrome) ,but it just leads to
staleness and a bunch of "Canon vs. Nikon" type useless arguments.
How about you tell us why you like Fujichrome (Sensia 100?) so much.
Mike Sherer Alto, MI
mikesher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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