Originally Posted by onehundred80
Before we start crying let's not forget the downside, You had a perfectly exposed film of an important event but the shop where you had the prints made did not get the settings correct and you had to get them to do them again and then they lost the negatives.
If you did your own developing and printing you still had the chance to correct the print and the negative for that matter. It was just different then and the masters of the art rose to the top as they still do.
Somewhere in a Baham landfill are 36 rolls of Kodachrome from our vacation there in the seventies. Great composed shots of Cathy on white beaches in a swimsuit, great sunsets or enjoying the night life.
Left in a drawer in the hotel.
They never made it home and I miss them. Small as it is, I would not have lost an SD disk.
Cathy sure looked good that week.
I imagine some rustafarion likely has them hanging in his bathroom.
This sample of what I lost from the roll still in my camera when we got home.
