Pros: Great Resolution, Virtually Grainless, Neutral Color Palette, 100+ years Archival Storage life
Cons: Slow, Narrow Exposure Latitude, Contrasty, and K14 Development:
In 1973 Singer/Songwriter Paul Simon released an album called, “There goes Rhymin’ Simon” which included the classic hit song “Kodachrome” The album went to number two on the U. S. charts, and Paul Simon made Kodachrome slide shooters (and Nikon users)...
Pros: Very, very sharp! Very true and faithful colors! Higher Contrast. 100+ year archival storage! Cons: Very slow speed, narrow exposure latitude and most importantly, the FACT THAT KODAK CANCELED IT!
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PHOTO ABOVE THIS REVIEW IS INCORRECT! THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE NOW DISCONTINUED KODACHROME 25 NOT THE STILL MARKETED KODACHROME 200! Before I offer my own observations on Kodak's now discontinued, but still wonderful KODACHROME ...
Pros: Tack sharp, great color, invisible grain. Cons: Slow ASA rating, not commonly available outside of pro shops, not easily processed.
I was slightly disenheartened at news that Kodak is ceasing
production on this classic slide film at the end of 2001 (allow me a slight skepticism too; I'd long heard about the
discontinuing of other Kodak films that are still on the market)....
Pros: Best ever while slow (but who cares?) Cons: Discontinued
Well, here is where I come from... As an ancient amateur photographer (and pro photo gear salesman and later, mini-lab set-up and installation specialist, and so on...), I have always regarded K25 as a true gem, a unique and faithful image media. ...
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