Somedude:

You can process Kodachrome in ordinary black and white
chemistry to get black and white negatives. Remember to
wipe off the remjet backing BEFORE loading it in your
reels, or you'll get a sticky sludge that takes a lot of time
to remove.

Al Doyle
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"Some Dude" wrote in message
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I have some Kodachrome KP40 that i've shot and am wondering if there
are alternative processes I can use other than sending it to Kodak for
processing using k-14. Perhaps E6?

I don't care too much about the pics but would like to at least get a
somewhat visible image.


Thanks!

Cheers,
-sd
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