C-22 Process
I gained 30 rolls of Kodakolor X negative film, and use some rolls in my Rolleiflex, but this film are developed in the C-22 process, and i have no idea how to develop. Somebody knows some alternative developing process for this film? Thanks |
C-22 Process
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wrote: I gained 30 rolls of Kodakolor X negative film, and use some rolls in my Rolleiflex, but this film are developed in the C-22 process, and i have no idea how to develop. Somebody knows some alternative developing process for this film? I'm going to hope/assume this 30-year-old film has been frozen or refrigerated, and that you're not planning on shooting any more of it. While it probably possible to do some sort of B&W development at home, you're far better off with one of the few remaining labs that can do C-22. For example, try: http://www.rockymountainfilm.com/c22.htm |
C-22 Process
wrote in message ups.com... I gained 30 rolls of Kodakolor X negative film, and use some rolls in my Rolleiflex, but this film are developed in the C-22 process, and i have no idea how to develop. Somebody knows some alternative developing process for this film? Thanks Film Rescue International www.filmrescue.com processes old films. |
C-22 Process
On Jul 17, 12:46 am, "Ken Hart" wrote:
wrote in message ups.com... I gained 30 rolls of Kodakolor X negative film, and use some rolls in my Rolleiflex, but this film are developed in the C-22 process, and i have no idea how to develop. Somebody knows some alternative developing process for this film? Thanks Film Rescue Internationalwww.filmrescue.comprocesses old films. Tanks for the help but I intend to develop the negative in my darkroom. I already elaborate an alternative process for the ECN-2 (cinema), and I go to try using fenidone developers (D-76) and Metol (ID-11) If i have no sucess in none of these processes, I go to try to use LOOR developer from Kodak, being varied the temperatures and times So..... Lets have some fun in the darkroom |
C-22 Process
In article .com,
wrote: Tanks for the help but I intend to develop the negative in my darkroom. I already elaborate an alternative process for the ECN-2 (cinema), and I go to try using fenidone developers (D-76) and Metol (ID-11) If i have no sucess in none of these processes, I go to try to use LOOR developer from Kodak, being varied the temperatures and times So..... Lets have some fun in the darkroom Good luck to you. I can't help but be curious; what is the purpose of this experimentation? It can't be good pictures, as you have no chance of that; it can't be to develop a useful darkroom technique, as there won't be anymore Kodacolor X. |
C-22 Process
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C-22 Process
On 17 jul, 11:13, Scott Schuckert wrote:
In article .com, wrote: Tanks for the help but I intend to develop the negative in my darkroom. I already elaborate an alternative process for the ECN-2 (cinema), and I go to try using fenidone developers (D-76) and Metol (ID-11) If i have no sucess in none of these processes, I go to try to use LOOR developer from Kodak, being varied the temperatures and times So..... Lets have some fun in the darkroom Good luck to you. I can't help but be curious; what is the purpose of this experimentation? It can't be good pictures, as you have no chance of that; it can't be to develop a useful darkroom technique, as there won't be anymore Kodacolor X. Scott The purpouse is only experimental. I have no idea on what waiting of the developing. My hobby is to buy lots of old films to "make myself" dead processes, like C-22 and ECN-2 Tanks |
C-22 Process
On 17 jul, 13:31, "Francis A. Miniter"
wrote: wrote: I gained 30 rolls of Kodakolor X negative film, and use some rolls in my Rolleiflex, but this film are developed in the C-22 process, and i have no idea how to develop. Somebody knows some alternative developing process for this film? Thanks In the late 1990s, I think I published the formulae and process in this newsgroup. I just now tried to retrieve it, but Google said that the archive is temporarily not available. If you cannot retrieve it from the archives, send me an email and I will scan the page from the British Journal of Photography, whence I got it, and email you the formulae and process. Francis A. Miniter Hi Francis If you have the formulae, i will try to make it at home. Maybe the old reagents have some difficult to find, but i can study and make some adaptations. IŽll look at the archives. Tanks a lot |
C-22 Process
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