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If you process as B/W reversal, you will have great sound but no image. sadly KMII can be processed as neg but not reversal. Generally this film is processed as neg and transferred to video.

Try the reversal lab in the Netherlands.

The problem is the chemicals needed to process. very tricky > not only the chemicals but it is my understanding that the Kodachrome labs required a chemist to monitor the operation. This is not a simple process. I am not certain how the K-Labs worked but if I recall correctly they were somehow monit...

I understand someone in the UK may provide this service. Derann?

J.S.

I would like to print to S8 from 16mm and 35mm internegs and negs. Anyone know if this service exists in USA or Europe?

J.S.

You guys are nuts! Arguing over how a word is used when you should be rejoicing that kodak has miraculously found more kodachrome S8 and has extended the processing. Maybe more miracles will happen. Stop discussing how a word is used and keep the pressure on Kodak.

J.S.

Film is available from John schwind. Check the website:
members.aol.com/Super8mm/JohnSchwind.html

Three color films and one B/W are available. prices range from $9.00 to $18.00 per spool.

I think if we are asking for a new reversal stock, we should be asking for the E200 not the E100. The 100 is too close to 64T. We need a fast color reversal film for available light filming. Since much available light is daylight balanced flouresent lighting, I believe it makes more sense to push fo...

Hey knock it off. Quit spreading rumors. Regular 8 is not dead. I don't know why Tony Shapps would say regular 8 is dead. He certainly is spreading bad information. At this time both Kodachrome 40 and Plus-X are available from Kodak on 400ft spools. Minimum purchase 20 400ft. spools. Ds8 kodachrome ...

I checked the Dwaynes website. They have S8 Kodachrome on sale for $11.50. They have not discontinued the sale S8 KMA. Kodak has a warehouse full of Kodachrome S8. Depending on demand, Kodachrome S8 will be around until the end of this year.

Not true. Kodak has sufficient Kodachrome for another run. And they certainly have the cassettes. It is not the film they want to stop, it is the processing.

The problem isn't that kodak discontinued Kodachrome. The problem is that Kodak will discontinue processing in one year. Pressure should be brought to bear on Kodak to continue processing beyond one year. Kodachrome was bought with the expectation that the processing was paid for and would be availa...