Hi Mike! Thanks so much for developing this hidden gem! I am so glad I sent it to you! I was surprised how well it came out! Great job! I bought the camera in a thrift shop. Who knows how long it sat in different temps and conditions. Glad I could contribute to one of the "bestest" of TH-cam channels.
Amazing result from that Kodachrome, I myself have never seen such a great outcome from stock like that. The black and white is timeless and reminds me of good old plus x look. Congrats, buddy and keep up the good work !
Last year I shot and developed an unexposed roll of Kodachrome 25 that was inside an 8mm (not super 8) camera that I bought at a thrift store and I got surprisingly good results from it considering that this particular roll was from the late 80s. I overexposed by 1 stop and overdeveloped it (it still came out underexposed) and I also developed my roll in black and white
That's great to hear! Remember, when developing old Kodachrome as a B&W negative, the longer it's in the developer, the more dense (darker) your film will get. I've never heard of a scenario where Kodachrome would need to be in the developer for longer that 7 minutes.
This looks fantastic.
Thanks, Matthew!!
Hi Mike! Thanks so much for developing this hidden gem! I am so glad I sent it to you! I was surprised how well it came out! Great job! I bought the camera in a thrift shop. Who knows how long it sat in different temps and conditions. Glad I could contribute to one of the "bestest" of TH-cam channels.
Thanks so much, Jeffrey! I truly appreciate all your support!!
WOWZA! That was beautiful!!! Thanks for continuing to take a chance on Kodachrome! 😀❤
Absolutely! Thanks, KD!!
Amazing
Thank you!
Yowza! Very nice.
Thanks, Mike!
Wow! I also was stunned. Very cool footage.
Thanks, Steven!!
Your right. That looks great!
Thank you!!
Second! 43 seconds after upload! The quality of this film--both the print and the content--is outstanding. Thanks!
Wow! Thanks, Craig!!
Excellent results on this one. Thanks for another great found film !
Thank you, Cecil!!
Amazing result from that Kodachrome, I myself have never seen such a great outcome from stock like that. The black and white is timeless and reminds me of good old plus x look. Congrats, buddy and keep up the good work !
Thanks so much, Ivan!!
Bravo!
Last year I shot and developed an unexposed roll of Kodachrome 25 that was inside an 8mm (not super 8) camera that I bought at a thrift store and I got surprisingly good results from it considering that this particular roll was from the late 80s. I overexposed by 1 stop and overdeveloped it (it still came out underexposed) and I also developed my roll in black and white
That's great to hear! Remember, when developing old Kodachrome as a B&W negative, the longer it's in the developer, the more dense (darker) your film will get. I've never heard of a scenario where Kodachrome would need to be in the developer for longer that 7 minutes.
Excellent Results !!!!!!!!
Thank you!!
It really does look outstanding. Do you know what make and model of camera that it came from? Thanks!
Thanks, Rich!! I honestly can’t remember if he told me or not.
Not bad considering age and unknown storage.
Thanks, Gordon!!
First!