Expired Kodachrome Unboxing

Kodachrome was an incredibly sharp film with deeply saturated colors. When Kodak decided to terminate production it potentially left a few thousand unprocessed rolls out in the wild. Regarded for its stability it was a preferred film for photographers looking to archive their film for generations to come. Sadly the last roll of Kodachrome was processed at Dwayne's Photo in Parsons Kansas circa 2010/2011.

The K14 process was proprietary to Kodak. Kodachrome's emulsion did not have any dyes in it, the color dyes were added in during processing.

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