Of course, the leader has a magenta cast, as Kodachrome has had in
increasing amounts over the years. My theory is this: Increased speed gives
increased magenta. K25, too slow for younger photographers to even
comprehend, is neutral. K64 shows a slight shift, depending on the Kodak lab
used. K200 is noticeably magenta, proving valuable in scenes lit by
flourescent light. I am told that Kodachrome processed in the european
lab(s) is less magenta.
And on the subject of self repaired lens hoods, how, exactly, does applying
a wrench to a mole help? Does the mole complain? How many moles were injured
in the repair of this hood?
Bill Pearce
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