[PRCo] Re: Slide color
Donald Galt
galtfd at att.net
Sun Dec 31 16:22:22 EST 2006
On 30 Dec 2006 at 8:35, Bob Rathke wrote:
> I started taking slides with ASA10 Kodachome. Kodachrome slides that I took
> in the 1950's have held their color very well; I don't recall getting any
> gray (colorless) slides on dreary days, but with a whopping speed of 10, I
> probably didn't try to take many Kodachrome-10 photos on overcast days.
>
I don't know what I was thinking before: I did in fact take a number of shots
with Kodachrome 10. All of which, last I looked, had held up nicely.
For the same reason you state - speed - I occasionally used Ektachrome. Haven't
looked at a lot of them recently, but I don't recall having noticed more than a
couple of rolls gone green.
In New Zealand in the earliest 1960s, an incentive for using Ektachrome was
that we had to send all our Kodachrome to Australia. It was a red-letter day
when a processing lab was opened in (Christchurch, I think) in 1962 or so.
Don G
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