Project 365 2011: ohkphoto
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AxeMan - Rick S.
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Think your out of luck getting the side film done.
Kodak subcontracted color side processing work to Dwayne's Photo, an independent facility in Kansas, which was the world's last Kodachrome processing facility.
Dwayne's Photo announced in late 2010 that it would process all Kodachrome rolls received at the lab by 30 December 2010, after which further processing would cease. The end of professional processing meant the end of the Kodachrome era. As Dwayne's final processing deadline approached, thousands of stored-up rolls of film were sent in for processing Once film received by the deadline had been developed, the world's last K-14 processing machine was taken out of service The final roll to be processed was exposed by Dwayne Steinle, owner of Dwayne's Photo.
Kodachrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
OMG, I can't believe you went to Wal-Mart with your film. My experience with my Wal-mart, it would be the last place on earth I get anything done at. I'd rather burn my roll of film!
Kodak subcontracted color side processing work to Dwayne's Photo, an independent facility in Kansas, which was the world's last Kodachrome processing facility.
Dwayne's Photo announced in late 2010 that it would process all Kodachrome rolls received at the lab by 30 December 2010, after which further processing would cease. The end of professional processing meant the end of the Kodachrome era. As Dwayne's final processing deadline approached, thousands of stored-up rolls of film were sent in for processing Once film received by the deadline had been developed, the world's last K-14 processing machine was taken out of service The final roll to be processed was exposed by Dwayne Steinle, owner of Dwayne's Photo.
Kodachrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
OMG, I can't believe you went to Wal-Mart with your film. My experience with my Wal-mart, it would be the last place on earth I get anything done at. I'd rather burn my roll of film!
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ohkphoto
Snow White
There's actually more than you realize. The ones who are surviving are the ones who are doing digital services side-by-side. There are some real die-hard film users out there and I think photographers should maybe shoot a "token" roll of film to keep these labs in business. That's what I decided to do.
Vermontster
New member
Great idea Helene!!!
BTW, nice shots above. After seeing your weekly contest submission of the pup (which is gorgeous), I may not scramble to enter this week (16 to 18 hour work days the past few week have left me very little creative photography time).
Vermontster
New member
uhhhhg, ok, ....................
ohkphoto
Snow White
Guess what my reasons are for being late with posting . . . I won't bore you with the details . . . one fried external drive and a system re-install and I'm up and running. . . again!
June 22nd 173/365
The before grooming shot . . . I try not to use the word "bath" . . . they know the word and go hide (as if I don't know where to find them!
June 22nd 173/365
The before grooming shot . . . I try not to use the word "bath" . . . they know the word and go hide (as if I don't know where to find them!
I miss your daily shots Helene. Are you waiting for that film to be processed? 
I still have a few rolls for the Hasselblad. But I probably would miss the post processing part that I like so so much. I know one can scan, but to go to all that trouble and ending up scanning??? But these rolls are taking space in my freezer. One day I'll have to used them or dispose of them.
I'm just waiting for a reasonably priced Hasselblad full frame back to hit the market. With the numbers they have sold, I'm sure there would be a huge market if the price was right. I still play with mine just because I still love the feel of it.
I still have a few rolls for the Hasselblad. But I probably would miss the post processing part that I like so so much. I know one can scan, but to go to all that trouble and ending up scanning??? But these rolls are taking space in my freezer. One day I'll have to used them or dispose of them.I'm just waiting for a reasonably priced Hasselblad full frame back to hit the market. With the numbers they have sold, I'm sure there would be a huge market if the price was right. I still play with mine just because I still love the feel of it.
ohkphoto
Snow White
It always seems like such a waste of time :-( I think that's why I put off dealing with it . . . would rather be be doing photos . . . oh, well . . . just had to immerse myself in the process and get it done. The worst part is having to reinstall all the software, filters and looking up all the product keys LOL
Now I have to catch up on everybody's posts!
