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 Originally Posted by slnce-z-gsi  Thanks. But if I send the film to Switzerland myself - how and when is the payment for the developement plus shipping arranged? Is there anybody out there in EU taking this rout? How much does it cost?
thanks The film comes with an envelope. All you need to do is put your address and the Kodak address (different depending on the country where you reside) on it, put the film inside, and put enough stamps on it (for 20-50 g). Then, between 1 and 2 weeks later, you get the mounted slides back.
If you don't have an envelope... then, I don't know. Then I suppose you would have to send it to Dwayne's. But AFAIK all Kodachrome bought in the EU comes with the "process-paid" envelope. So, development and sending it back to your address is already paid for when you buy the film.
Does that answer your question?
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Yes. Thanks. 
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WOW!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...2886&rd=1&rd=1
I have all I am going to use, but wow! That is the highest I have ever seen a brick of 10 KM 25 go for!
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Originally Posted by PKM-25 It's got to make you wonder whether is a sentient brain left in Rochester that they cannot figure out how to make this stuff as a "boutique film" and charge top dollar!
Too bad, so sad. 
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Originally Posted by copake_ham It's got to make you wonder whether is a sentient brain left in Rochester that they cannot figure out how to make this stuff as a "boutique film" and charge top dollar!
Too bad, so sad. A small division doing boutique films is something I've wondered about often...with the CRAZY prices of Kodachrome 25, Kodak Technical Pan, Kodak Panatomic-X on e-bay, it seems like it could be done effectively except for one thing--they just don't seem to give a s*@t at Eastman Kodak. I know there is more to it than that, but it's very true that where there is a will there is a way. I mean, if companies are able to reproduce vacuum tubes and do R&D to consistently improve them, why can't it be done with film?
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Originally Posted by PKM-25 That is the highest I have ever seen a brick of 10 KM 25 go for! OMG! That's US$43.00 and change per roll! Expired, even!
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Originally Posted by dmr OMG! That's US$43.00 and change per roll! Expired, even! Not only that, there is no guarantee it was ever frozen! At that rate, my stash of it comes to nearly 7 grand, LOL!!
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Stuff is probably good without the freeze- I shot a roll of KM25 from a similar vintage batch stored under deep refridge a few months ago in Hawaii - still incredible.
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Originally Posted by PKM-25 At that rate, my stash of it comes to nearly 7 grand, LOL!! Yeah, uh, I never thought of expired film as an "investment" before.
Of course I never thought of the whims of those who buy on Ebay either.
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Originally Posted by dmr Yeah, uh, I never thought of expired film as an "investment" before.
Of course I never thought of the whims of those who buy on Ebay either. Yeah, I bought it to shoot it, film these days is an investment. I have lots of black and white stocked so I can be sure to have enough to shoot in the future if things get weird..
I'll shoot every last roll, none of it is going on ebay.
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