Color Film Photography Was Such a Big Headache for the CIA

We previously reported on how aerial color film photography was a headache for the CIA. But the problem wasn't just for aerial photography. One document in the late 1960s tells about all the checks and concerns that there was about color film.

Today, you'd easily think that it was standard fare. The transition from black and white was a slow one, though. Color didn't really become the norm until they started to move to digital. One would think that slide film would have done the trick. But that's not the case. The CIA had many concerns. Let's put this into perspective. It seemed like everyone wanted it. But the labs, the treasury, and the higher-ups all thought that it would make things too complicated. .

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Interview: Colin Goudie, feature film editor

In the edit suite for The Show, a new film written by and starring Alan Moore Colin Goudie is a feature film editor with a career spanning over 35 years, editing everything from 16mm film to Digital 65mm, and has cut films in big studios, hotel rooms and even tin shacks. dpreview.com »

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Netflix acquires rights to Kodachrome: a movie about the final days of the iconic film

Photo courtesy Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) Netflix has acquired the rights to Kodachrome, an upcoming Jason Sudeikis movie about the last days of the Kodachrome film era. The news was first reported by Deadline, who is claiming that Netflix paid $4 million for the rights and plans a widespread theatrical release that could cover theaters in major regions around the world—including the US, UK, Canada, and Japan. dpreview.com »

2017-09-15 22:21

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Top 3 Fails New Film Photographers Make

Patience is not one of my many virtues and I've always favored practice over theory. Instead of taking the time to learn the essentials before starting, I usually go head first into it, come what may! This rash behaviour has caused me disappointment, lost me time, and cost me money. digitalrev.com »

2017-02-01 03:00

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Hopes of Kodachrome relaunch put on ice

Photo by pittaya via Flickr. Used under CC license Hold your horses, all you would-be Egglestons: Kodachrome probably isn't about to make a comeback. In all the excitement about the re-launch of Ektachrome, the Chief Marketing Officer of Eastman Kodak said that the company was going to look into bringing back the iconic filmstock. dpreview.com »

2017-01-26 23:24

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An Ode to Neopan 400

Over the weekend there was a small, second-hand camera market called the Hong Kong Classic Camera Fair that took place in the sleepy neighbourhood of Shek Kip Mei, a historical part of the city where many refugees from Mainland China first settled in the immediate aftermath of World War II. digitalrev.com »

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