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Thanks Donald for the reply. I do have some slides in my collection that were taken in the early 50s (on Kodachrome) that still do look great. But the older E-6 process slides have lost some of their pop and the dyes have began to shift. I scanned the E-6 slides and burned them onto a CD so at least I will have something. When I started taking photos in the early 70s I bagan with KR 64 and KM 25, and I am now glad that I did. They look as good as when I took them with very little color loss. I do store them in a cool room in Logan metal slide files. Does anyone know how well the new E6 films hold up that Fuji is manufacturing now? I really enjoy using them, but since I plan on being around for quite a few more years, I would like to think that I will be able to enjoy them, without damage, for many more years. Has there been any information published on their longevity?
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