I've had this happen with both Kodachrome and Ektachrome (both of which
I have done at Target and have them send it out). For experimental stuff
I use my Databack 4, it has a sequential numbering mode that is handy
for this sort of thing.
Greg
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>
> I just sent out a 36 exp roll of Kodachrome 64 to Kodak for
> processing (via my
> local lab). They came back numbered out of sequence. A little
> annoying, since
> I was doing some experimenting and am having a devil of a
> time figuring out
> which exposure is which based on my notes (OK, it's a lot
> annoying). Has
> anyone ever had this happen to them before? It's a first for me.
>
> Sorry if this is a little off-topic.
>
> Paul Schings
> Coventry, RI
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