One in the can, another in the camera with just two exposures left, then that's it.
Off to Dwayne's they go. But not the E4 you see - that was processed as a B&W negative here - not much of interest on it.
Many old timers shot their first color on Kodachrome. Certain people think that Velvia beat it, but I don't think so, because Kodachrome could produce vivid saturation AND excellent skin tones, and it lasts a long time too. This was shot in 1966 with my Yashica Penta J. Also, this is a good example of an artifact in blogger - when you click on this image, on many monitors the enlarged image has a different and much more saturated color profile - certainly different than the thumbnail. Try it and see.
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