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Professional Kodachrome 25,
That stuff is great...and if I had money, it would be mine.
I'm currently stuck hunting the backlogs of wholesalers who are offering cold stored expired film for rock bottom prices. I can get a roll for $1.50 in date though.
Actually, is there anyway I can get one roll to try it rather than a brick? Then I could say that I've done it.
Which panoramic camera do you use?
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The problem with K25 is you don't know how it was stored or what the results will be. You can't find bricks so one can do a test roll and then have confidence to use. It has become a 'cult' item and the individuals appear to be paying exhorbitant prices from scalpers for it.
I firmly agree that K25 was better than K64 but so was KII better than K25 but they are gone.
I purchased a 100 rolls of recently expired K64 for less than $4/roll shipped and tests showed its was fine and am presently shooting it up. $4/roll for film that will be OK I can handle, absurd prices for film of indeterminate quality so I can say, I use K25, I can't handle.
BTW for 40+ years I have used flash with Kodachromes except Type A with no problems.-Dick
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