As we are all no doubt aware K-64 is dead.

A couple of weeks ago I embarked on a project to clear out some of the film I have stored in the butter tray in my refridgerator. Some of it I have had for maybe fifteen years. Fortunate I haven't had k-64 in a while.

But what I did have was a roll of Kodak Technical Pan Film, Which I shot at a tractor pull at the local museum. When I took it to the developer I got a call the next day. Apparent this stuff wasn't normal B&W film and doesn't use normal chemistry. I was told that to develop Film the last chemistry in the state of Alaska was used.

I am pretty proud of that

Anyway, I tell this story for two reason.

One if you are sitting on film you may want to make sure you can get it developed before use it.

Second does anybody know if there is a list of developing processes that are now obsolete. If there isn't a list maybe we can get one together.

So far I have Kodachrome and ESTAR-AH base technical pan film both from Kodak