In article <437m9a$1mm@park.interport.net>, rainbeau@interport.net says...
>I recently returned from a trip to Asia with a friend. I took
>Fujichrome 100 and the pictures came out less than sharp. The
>colors were also off. My friend took Kodachrome slides that
>came out beautifully. He also took Fujichrome 100 and his came
>out the same as mine. I have used this film with wonderful
>results before. What gives?

What lab did you use? If neither Fuji's or Kodalux's, I would
suspect lab problems. If it was Fuji's, I would suspect heat
damage. (They made the asinine decision to locate their only
lab in PHOENIX Arizona! I quit using them in the summer when
I got tired of film getting heat damaged in transit.) Which
makes me think your problem may have been caused by heat on
your trip - unprocessed Kodachrome is less sensitive to heat
than the E-6 films.
I know this doesn't help much....