Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/02/07
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]"Lee, Ken" wrote: > > I recently found 1 roll of K64 in the bottom of the freezer. It was at least > 5 years old and the price included processing. I shot the roll and since the > prepaid mailer had been lost long ago, took the film to a camera store in a > suburb of Toronto. The film was back in a week with no processing charge. I > don't know where Kodak Canada sends the film now, but the turn around time > was acceptable to me for personal work. This is the first time I shot > Kodachrome with Leica glass. I was blown away! E6 always looks too contrasty > and dark to me. I thought it was just me screwing up the exposure with E6 > film. I am going to try some different E6 labs to see if it is the > processing, but I am going to get some more K64 also. > > Ken I'm sure it's impossible that Leica glass was designed with Kodachrome films but sometimes to me it has sure looked that way. Leica and Kodachrome go together like...... 1. two peas in a pod. 2. Mark Rabiner