Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/11/14
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>On 14 Nov 2000, Mark Rabiner wrote, at least in part: > >> Roger the "guys" doing the slide shows were nationally known >> photographers of varied ilks. Not just Leica cultists just having >> climbed from under a rock! The pros are out there using it it >> seems. mark rabiner :) http://spokenword.to/rabiner/ At 06:15 PM 11/14/00 -0700, Roger Beamon wrote: > >Ok, but my reasoning still holds. Nationally known pros or >whatever, still use a small amount of Kodachrome compared to >the masses buying the E6 stuff. Sure they use a great amount >of film, but it still pales in comparison to Aunt Matilda times >zillions, doing the kids during the holidays. > >Besides, when did the wishes of the working pros have much >sway with Rochester for the last 15 years or so? Bottom line, >man, that's the name of the game! > >Roger, List-Owner Keeble & Shuchat, one of the largest pro photo supplier on the west coast, sells cases and cases of E6 to every roll of Kodachrome. Pros buy E6. It comes in every flavor from saturated to dull, pushes easily, processed in two hours, can be projected for long periods without damage, and comes in all sizes. Kodachrome's flavor is Kodachrome, takes one day to many days to get processed, doesn't push well, is not suitable for projection use, and comes in one size. E6 is the staple, Kodachrome is now the cult. Kodachrome is nice if you like vanilla. E6 is nice if you like tutti frutti. Jim