Steve Brown wrote: > > Last fall I wandered into the Kodak lab which is near my apt in Tukwila, > WA. The lady behind the counter grined at me and told me she had news that > I was really gona like! A Kodachrome machine was just installed! I nearly > stopped breathing! > > I had been complaining for years about slow and poor service. I was using > A&I for a while also but it was expensive and a big pain. > > I insisted on seeing the machine and was given a tour by the lab manager. > The machine is about the size of a small truck. The rolls of film are > attached together and follow a complex path through the machine. > > I have been very happy with the quality since the machine was installed and > they have a good crew working it. I have not had the problems I used to > get like scratches and chemical spots etc. I GET MY KODACHROME BACK > OVERNIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!
If you read Sports Illustrated, you will regularly see photos credited to Richard Mackson. He's an LA-based photog for SI; has a chemical engineering degree as well. Mackson is a Kodachrome loyalist. He invented the new Kodachrome process and sold the process to Kodak. We have Richard to thank. --DRB -> SPORRS: 'Serious Photographers Of Railroad Related Subjects' -> Web Site: http://www.anet-stl.com/acphotog/sporrs/ -> Message © 1998 SPORRS® - All Rights Reserved
