Re: Kodachrome -- Thanks for the Memories
Author: Ken Shattock (KRK)
Date: 12-26-2010 - 20:36
Carol L. Voss Wrote:
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> We have 22 carousels of Kodachrome slides dating
> from the late '50's to the 80's. We just spent a
> zillion dollars having them put on CD's at Costco
> and were amazed at how well the colors have held
> up. Very few were faded. I have a whole box of
> slides from my parent's trips to Hawaii in the
> '60's and all of them are in good condition.
> Aside from being in carousels or specific slide
> boxes/cases, they received no special attention
> and were mostly housed in the garage.
> C.
> PS--I too saw the CBS piece this morning and
> thought it wonderfully well done, including the
> final shot taken of the Parsons Cemetery as
> fitting tribute.
> C.
Hi Carol-- Happy New Year.. Hope you and Carl had a great Christmas. Have a question for you regarding slides.. What size are your slide carousels ? 80 or 140 quantity ??
I have a bunch of slides that still need to be put in carousels for projecting and I was going to hunt for some on Ebay.. The 140 size that is.. However, my video film lab in Seattle gave me a heck of a good price on the "80" size. They said that 80 is better because the plastic wall thickness between each slide is thicker and won't break over time from usage as the thinner walled 140-types. What do you think may I ask ??
By the way, I only paid about $ 27.00 for a huge case of 80-type carousels !! Great, huh?
And I think they have more, too. They look NEW.
KRK