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...and it was horrible for projection, fading quickly even as late as K14. You were generally good with slide viewers (Kodachrome can be found in most scenic Vi
by stan_rogers 7y ago
...and it was horrible for projection, fading quickly even as late as K14. You were generally good with slide viewers (Kodachrome can be found in most scenic Viewmaster discs), but light bright enough for projection would kill Kodachromes in no time at all, so you'd generally dupe to an Ektachrome or to a cine print film using an internegative.
- m0zg 7y agoNot very good for "traditional", dry scanning either. IR-based scratch/dust removal stuff in Nikon scanners didn't work on it. But at least if you don't project too often, the colors would last for a very long time.