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| '''Kodachrome''' is a brand of color transparency (slide) ] sold by ]. First sold in 1935, it is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) mass-marketed color still film. Kodachrome has been through many incarnations and processing processes over the years; the current (2003) is the K14-process Kodachrome. | '''Kodachrome''' is a brand of color transparency (slide) ] sold by ]. First sold in 1935, it is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) mass-marketed color still film. Kodachrome has been through many incarnations and processing processes over the years; the current (2003) is the K14-process Kodachrome. | ||
| Kodachrome film has mostly been replaced by E6-process transparency films, though it still finds use for applications where its archival stability is valued. | Kodachrome film has mostly been replaced by E6-process transparency films, though it still finds use for applications where its archival stability is valued. | ||
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Kodachrome is a brand of color transparency (slide) film sold by Kodak. First sold in 1935, it is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) mass-marketed color still film. Kodachrome has been through many incarnations and processing processes over the years; the current (2003) is the K14-process Kodachrome.
Kodachrome film has mostly been replaced by E6-process transparency films, though it still finds use for applications where its archival stability is valued.
The musician Paul Simon included a song titled Kodachrome on his 1973 album There Goes Rhymin' Simon.