Yeah about that bass?
Joey ...don't tell me you are in to F4's too?
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Brother Bob BOB, of what I heard you don't need to store the K25 into the freezer or fridge. IFF I am well informed, to keep a filmroll cool is only needed when the color particles are already on the film before actually using it (like Ektachrome, Fujichrome, Agfachrome ...in their different types). A Kodakchrome 25 had NO color particles on the film, it was a BLACK and WHITE film where the color was chemically added to in treatment when you send it to the lab (it was a procedure based on grey-scales recognition). In EU the last lab that did it was in Switzerland.
So ironically: the famous rich and deep K25 colors were artificial in both senses of that word.
I remember a picture I took from a girl friend in University when we were walkin the woods (true ...honest ...just a walk). She wore a bright red sjawl over her head and I took a close-up of hear head for an old beautiful tree.
Afterwards the shopowner who I gave my film and I judged the slides and this one really amazed me: the red sjawl really jumped off the screen, like I could come forward and hold it in my hand. My friend told me that THIS was the K25 effect. He said that -those days it is 30 years ago- it woudl be never copyable with an Ekta or Fuji or Agfa whatever.
Yes I know ...I talk too much and this ought to go about this gorgeous bass that BELIEVE ME ...I absolutely like. I takes somne courage to paint that wood but teh effect is amazing.
Like when you take a picture ...
STOP
Paul the bad one
