Look inside the factory where Kodak Ektachrome is (re)born
(Digital Photography Review)

$(document).ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({`containerId`:`embeddedSampleGallery_6234428043`,`galleryId`:`6234428043`,`isEmbeddedWidget`:true,`selectedImageIndex`:0,`isMobile`:false}) }); Kodak has restarted production of one of its most famous film emulsions - Ektachrome. Popular Science editor Stan Horaczek recently go to take a look inside. Launched in 1946 and discontinued in 2012, Ektachrome owes its rebirth to a relatively recent resurgence of interest in film. Easier to develop than its more famous cousin Kodachrome, Ektachrome should be back in the hands of today`s film photographers before the end of this year. You can scroll through the images above to take a brief look into Kodak`s factory in Rochester New York, and for more information, we recommend reading the full article, linked below. `Inside the facility where Kodak brings film back to life` (popsci.com)