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The final roll of Kodachrome film, a widely-lauded quality colour film, was developed in Kansas on Thursday.
Kodachrome was the first commercial film to successfully shoot in colour
Although Mr Steinle developed his own Kodachrome roll last, Kodak gave the final roll it produced to Mr McCurry..
With just 36 frames to use, he travelled to India to photograph a tribe on the verge of extinction.
Mr McCurry also shot images of New York, Kansas and actor Robert DeNiro in a journey filmed as a documentary by National Geographic.
One of Kodachrome's most famous admirers is National Geographic's Steve McCurry, the photojournalist who captured the world's attention with a haunting 1984 cover photograph of Sharbat Gula, an Afghan refugee girl with stunning green eyes.
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Kodachrome was the first commercial film to successfully shoot in colour
Although Mr Steinle developed his own Kodachrome roll last, Kodak gave the final roll it produced to Mr McCurry..
With just 36 frames to use, he travelled to India to photograph a tribe on the verge of extinction.
Mr McCurry also shot images of New York, Kansas and actor Robert DeNiro in a journey filmed as a documentary by National Geographic.
One of Kodachrome's most famous admirers is National Geographic's Steve McCurry, the photojournalist who captured the world's attention with a haunting 1984 cover photograph of Sharbat Gula, an Afghan refugee girl with stunning green eyes.
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