Bringing Forgotten Kodachrome Slides Found on Camden Market Back to Life

On a recent trip to London, I stumbled across an old camera shop at Camden Market and discovered a box of forgotten Kodachrome slides. Six slides for just £1—how could I resist? In this video, I take you through the process of bringing these vintage images back to life, from scanning to editing, and reveal the stories hidden inside these tiny frames of history.

Slides found at: Camera Hut, Camden Market, London
Scanning setup:
• Sony A7III
• Sony 50mm f/2.8 Macro lens
• Essential Film Holder
• Kodak light box

Kodachrome was discontinued in 2009 after over 70 years of production, making these slides a fascinating piece of photographic history. Who took them? When were they shot? And what moments did they capture?

Join me as I scan, edit, and share the images for the first time.

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I’m Craig Vinnie Whitehead photographer, filmmaker, musician, dad, ice hockey player, and all-round creative with a passion for both 35mm film and digital photography I mainly shoot street photography but also enjoy a bit of urban and landscape photography.

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00:00 - Intro
01:46 - Scanning Set Up
02:01 - Dusty Slides
02:26 - The Final Images
04:32 - Outro