OK, this isn't related to small gauge filmmaking per se, but I know there are some fellow Kodachrome fans out there. So if you like the Big K, check out these crazy awesome large format prints from WWII:
http://blog.photoshelter.com/2008/03/shorpycom-and.html
Large-Format Kodachrome Prints
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Re: Large-Format Kodachrome Prints
Beautiful images. And I am just as impressed with the clarity and fine detail from a technical viewpoint. Those colours really leap out - they look almost three dimensional.
My gosh, those were the days...where you could shoot Kodachrome 4x5 inch sheet film. Nowadays, I can only dream of such things.....
My gosh, those were the days...where you could shoot Kodachrome 4x5 inch sheet film. Nowadays, I can only dream of such things.....
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Re: Large-Format Kodachrome Prints
...yeah.. LOC spent millions creating this online catalog. It's an amazing resource and lots of Kodachromes: http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html
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Re: Large-Format Kodachrome Prints
Oh no, not another Kodachrome thread...OK, let the flames begin...shoot on negative for more latitude...no, use ektachrome for more accurate colors...how did the digitize the prints? How many pixels? Looks better in Firefox. I can't see the images on my Mac....OK, now that that is over with, what was the original post? Oh yes, Kodachrome prints, AWESOME!!!!
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