June 28, 2009

Last rolls please. With only one place to get it processed left, Kodak announced that it was discontinuing Kodachrome Film (an earlier announcement for another family member). The technology behind some very recognisable shots, it will also be remembered via its namesake state park.

A number of the last rolls are being sent to the Kodak Museum, and Steve McCurry, who took the photo of Sharbat Gula, has been chosen to shoot the last roll. He'd better hurry though; Dwayne's Photo will discontinue processing after December 2010.

posted by polychrome 15 years ago

I can read the writing on the wall.
posted 15 years ago by tellurian
Mama don't ... I really feel that this is wrong. I'm quite upset.
posted 15 years ago by zorgon
Changing Scenery.
posted 15 years ago by polychrome
Kodak v Ektachrome.
posted 15 years ago by tellurian
Kodakchrome
posted 15 years ago by tellurian
sigh.
posted 15 years ago by Dan Folkus
Fortune Magazine's twenty favourite Kodachromes. I particularly like the early ones like this or this
posted 15 years ago by polychrome
and here we are
posted 13 years ago by polychrome
I remember one of the first disc jockey jokes I sold to Gary Owens was about the Paul Simon song... "Mama don't take my Kodachrome away, you're already overdeveloped!" That and "Tomorrow's weather should be a carbon copy of todays... badly smudged and unreadable," earned me two bucks... damn, those jokes did not age well.
posted 13 years ago by oneswellfoop
some of Steve McCurry's final Kodachrome frames
posted 13 years ago by polychrome

Monkeyfilter

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June 28, 2009