Kodak Kodachrome (16mm)

Color reversal film first sold by Kodak in the 16mm format in 1935, making it the first commercially successful subtractive color motion picture film. Processed in K-14 chemistry, which produced dye images with exceptional archival stability. Kodak discontinued all Kodachrome products in 2009.

Artists who use this(1)

Babette Mangolte

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Push-processed for "thick imagery with grain and saturated colors." Used on her own filmmaking

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Last updated March 20, 2026