Kodachrome

[koh-duh-krohm]

Trademark.

1. a brand of positive color transparency.

noun

1. (lowercase),  a positive color transparency.

Example Sentences

One fan even made a bit of history when he tossed a $20 bill onstage, which was enough for Simon to gamely oblige his request to play a verse of “Kodachrome.”

From Los Angeles Times

Drive south from San Francisco with a motel geek — which you’re now doing, by the way — and the born-again motel variations roll past like Kodachrome images in a slide show.

From Los Angeles Times

In Miami, McCartney’s photos burst into Kodachrome color and the newly minted celebrities seem to bloom in glamorous new surroundings: lounging poolside, sipping scotch and riding around in motorboats.

From New York Times

When Saul Leiter began shooting Kodachrome slides in New York in the late 1940s, color was scorned by most serious photographers, who thought of it as a hobby for vacationing dads or the commercial domain of magazines and advertising agencies.

From New York Times

Part of his fondness for red may derive from Kodachrome’s exceptional capacity to capture its vibrancy.

From New York Times

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