Kodachrome as we know it, the color slide film, is not processed
anywhere other than Dwayne's. A couple of years ago, there was one lab
in Switzerland and one in Japan, both of which shut down. The only
source of the chemistry has been Kodak, and they have provided it only
to Dwayne's, along with a handsome subsidy to continue processing the film.
Rocky Mountain Film Lab can process some Kodachrome films made before
1997, and Kodachrome II (made before 1977), but only as a black and
white negatives. They don't claim to be able to do anything at all with
current Kodachrome.
Van
On 09/12/2010 8:10 PM, Gary wrote:
>
> Not quite true. Rocky Mountain Film Lab in Aurora, CO is still
> processing Kodachrome. Also just about anything else from the last 100
> years it would seem.
>
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