Last roll of Kodachrome visits Missouri State Fair

[peacockspring13]

I have a roll of kodachrome KM 135-20. It's more than likely from the 1970's or before, taken on an Argus C3 Matchmatic. It may be only 20 exposures at most, but I just found it today. I'm desperate to get it developed, who knows what past pictures are left on this little roll. I need to get it developed, or go through the supposedly "impossible" developing process. HELP.

[00Billy]

Nice story. Beautiful sentiment.

[VELCRO2002]

Great pictures, thanks for sharing. I miss shooting film.

[beaurain82]

great picture and great just all around thanks for sharing and caring about good old kodachrome

[master777999]

Really great video! Expertly done, and wonderful pictures. I'm 15 years old and an aspiring photographer, and I was never granted the honor to shoot a roll of Kodachrome. It really saddens me. We can only hope someone will make a similar film sometime in the future. I would've done the exact same thing you did and drove to Dwaynes.

[nzoomed]

the colours of those photos are so vibrant! I believe it should be Kodak's best interest to produce another film or digital camera that can give the same colours/effect as Kodachrome, if they can - I'll buy it!

[MichaelSeneschal]

Great video

[fatstevens]

I <3 Kodachrome

[stereokid]

Great video. It's sad that Kodachrome is coming to an end.

On NPR I heard photojournalist Steve McCurry talk about shooting the official last roll of Kodachrome to come off Kodak's production line. I think his said the pictures will be part of a National Geographic piece in the near future.

[alexqha]

Beautiful, well done.

[ArmagideonMan2kXX]

My first camera (to ever call my own) was a toy camera, a Holga 120N using only 35mm and 120 and I'll never leave it. I just recently started getting into photography and experimenting with it in any way I could. The film age manifests a patience and passion for the art of photography rather than the shoot shoot shoot shoot shoot and put on facebook attitude of the digital world. I hope to find at least one roll of this film. I really don't care the price. Thank you for the video.

Ben

[1oct1]

Awesome.

Great road rip and well presented.

Thanks.

[gloriouskodachrome]

Wonderful video, both moving and haunting. The kodachrome era is almost over, such ashame and they call it progress, axing the most stable film on the planet.