A 1960's magazine ad for Kodak's various lines of slide film. Image courtesy of Nesster Slide film, otherwise known as positive, reversal or transparency film (and occasionally as 'E-6' for its development process), was the choice of 'pro' shooters back in the pre-digital film photography days. What's the difference between slide and print film? Simply, print film produces a negative image, while slide film produces a positive image. Individual frames of developed slide film can be mounted in se...
A 1960's magazine ad for Kodak's various lines of slide film. Image courtesy of Nesster Slide film, otherwise known as positive, reversal or transparency film (and occasionally as 'E-6' for its development process), was the choice of 'pro' shooters back in the pre-digital film photography days. What's the difference between slide and print film? Simply, print film produces a negative image, while slide film produces a positive image. Individual frames of developed slide film can be mounted in se...
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