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Kodachrome is the brand name for a type of film manufactured by Kodak until 2009. Popular with photographers since its introduction back in 1935, especially for prints intended for publication in print, it was also known for its longevity in dark storage with archivists.

Although the film could also be used for motion picture cameras, it was very popular with keen amateur photographers who have produced beautiful colourful shots and preserved them on 35mm slides. However, the devlopment process was more complicated than its rivals such as Fujichrome and Ektachrome which resulted in higher processing costs.

With the rise in digital cameras in the early 21st century, the demand for Kodachrome film diminshed until Kodak announced on June 22 2009 that production would cease.

Our Kodachrome slide scanning service will convert your Kodachrome 35mm slides into the JPEG digital format and can be stored on CD or DVD data disks. Dust & scratches are removed using ICE technology and all slides are scanned by hand to ensure each image has the correct orientation.

Kodachrome Service
  • 35mm Slides scanned upto 4800 dpi (dots per inch)
  • Service includes Digital ICE technology to clean dust & scratches
  • All slides are scanned and returned in the correct orientation
  • Jpeg or TIFF files returned either on CD or DVD data discs
  • No job too small or too big, prices are per slide with discounts for larger quantities
  • Kodachrome and Fujichrome 35mm slides specialists