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I love this mug! It reminds me of my beloved Kodachrome 64 I shot until they stopped producing it. The mug is high quality and looks as good or better in person as it does on-line!
Quality was amazing and shipping got here on time as it was for my brother for his birthday/father's day. He actually bought a mug for our dad!
Fabulous mugs that remind me every morning of my fabulous films.
I began my photography journey with film in the mid 70s while in high school. I was along for the ride during the migration to digital.
When everyone said film was dead many of us said the news that film was dead was premature.
To celebrate the continuation of film I bought three mugs two Kodachrome and one Gold 200 for the 35mm color negatives and reversals I used in the past.
Perfect Father's Day gift for my pops. He enjoys them b/c he still shoots with Fujifilm 120 film provia and velvia. Although it's the 35mm variant, he still loves it 👍🏼
Perfect Father's Day gift for my pops. He enjoys them b/c he still shoots with Fujifilm 120 film provia and velvia. Although it's the 35mm variant, he still loves it 👍🏼
Really nice at 4 or 5 in the morning to have a bright reminder
of my film days and a great cup for coffee.
I got this mug as a gift for my dad, a photographer from way back. He taught me to shoot on film and even turned our bathroom into a dark room when I was young. He loves the mug and it brings back good memories for both of us. :-)
I bought this for myself as a nice retro memory of my time shooting Tri-X in film school. Good times. I also bought an Ektachrome mug for my son, who is just getting into photography. The colors look good and true to the original canisters.
Fully adjustable cap, fits even a giant head like mine. The logo looks to be most people won’t even know what it is.
Awesome coffee mug, nostalgic well finished.
I’m enjoying having my morning coffees with this cool Tri-X mug. So many of my favorite photos are on this classic film. It’s fun to lean into my film nerdiness
