Kodachrome 64 on CD after processing ?

Hello,

Does anyone out there use Kodachrome 64 ? I used to use it years ago and after recently going through some old slides was reminded just what great a film it was (perhaps still is ?) Anyway I'm thinking about buying some rolls and I was wondering is it possible to get the images back digitally on a CD as well as the slides from processing ?

Cheers,

/Ian

Don't forget Kodachrome uses very specific processing, only provided via Kodak in Europe. I have a feeling it is now all sent to the USA via Switzerland.

You'll need to ask Kodak if they offer such a service.

If you want to scan your own Kodachrome slides you'll find the structure of the film is different to E6 films. Our Nikon Coolscan IV has a dedicated Kodachrome setting. If your scanner doesn't you may find the results are disappointing. It's not the best film for scanning.

It all goes to Dwayne's for processing-they may offer a CD.

My scanners work well with Kodachrome.

Hello,

Just in case anyone else is interested in the future.

Yes, all Kodachrome in Europe is sent to Dwayne's in the USA for processing, and they offer a scanning to CD service for an extra charge.
There is also a postal charge for CD.

If you google to Dwayne's web site you can find details of costs etc, plus a copy of the order form you will need to include with your films.

Cheers,

/Ian