Old Kodak film development
E-2 process slide films are very old, current process is E-6 and that in itself is quite a few years old now.
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With a resurgence of interest in film photography along with the ease which vintage K Mount lenses can be used natively or adapted to Mirrorless, John Riley takes a look at the history and models of the compact SLR Pentax-M series of camera and lenses.
Photograph titled 'Lowry's Berwick' by Graham_A_E selected as Pentax User's Photo of the Week.
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Al Jones2402
I've had in my possession a beautiful MX kit for some years now handed down through family. Not used it in a while as have my MZ-6.
Had an idea to dig it out other day with the intention of use. What I didn't know was, was a shot roll of film was lurking in the undertray of the case!
I've done some googling and the film appears to be quite old.
It's a 20 exposure 35mm film Kodak Ektrachrome. Requires E 2 processing.
Any film experts here to point me in the direction of where I could get it developed as I would like to see if any photos are salvageable.
TIA
Al