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  1. 24-Jul-2010, 14:52 #1
    Ed Richards
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    The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    http://www.npr.org/blogs/pictureshow...114/kodachrome
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  2. 24-Jul-2010, 20:07 #2
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    Thanks Ed.
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  3. 24-Jul-2010, 21:40 #3
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    Thanks Ed for posting this.
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  4. 25-Jul-2010, 08:05 #4
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    Wow, what photographs!
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  5. 26-Jul-2010, 11:35 #5
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    Witchita Eagle: Last Kodachrome roll processed in Parsons

    Goodbye Kodachrome. (And TechPan, and ...)
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  6. 26-Jul-2010, 18:31 #6
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    Yes Kodachrome certainly was something special. I'm missing it already. Bob G.
    All natural images are analog. But the retina converts them to digital on their way to the brain.
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  7. 2-Aug-2010, 13:05 #7
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    Another take on the same subject:

    De Niro, Brooklyn, India on last Kodachrome roll
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  8. 3-Aug-2010, 08:59 #8
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    Kodachrome was fun, and I know my slides will last forever. Probably when my E-6's turn all funky colors.
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  9. 3-Aug-2010, 11:31 #9
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    Re: The Last Roll of Kodachrome

    What a wuss -- he only got 36 exposures out of a 36 exposure roll!
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