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E-6 and C-41 in B&W???
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benedict james says:
I have found some very useful information on processing colour negatives in B&W chemicals so far on this group, but I was just wondering if anyone knew any times suitable for the film i'm using... |
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wretched spark [deleted] says:
Just a suggestion and I know it is not the developer you have chosen but Diafine is a piece of cake (3A + 3B) at say 75-80F works fine for most C41 materials... I wrote a quick article...here is the link: |
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patlarry11 says:
Yeah I did some fuji velvia as b/w so it's possible for sure. Looks better as color for sure though.
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Ian Norman (Lonely Speck) says:
Used Dektol on this: |
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Robert Botey Beguiristain says:
just don't do that, if you want black and white photos just shoot b/w film!
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Metrix X says:
Strange thats the same response I get from many folks when I talk about xproing slide as a c41 negative. I say always try for yourself. I like Normans imag above although I wish it wasn't c41 B&W as the example. Anyone tried it with c41 colour? just don't do that, if you want black and white photos just shoot b/w film! ages ago (permalink) |
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Robert Botey Beguiristain says:
If you want b/w photos try some lucky or era film, it's really really cheap.. ages ago (permalink) |
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rampant observation [deleted] says:
there's a group for this process. you might get some help there. i think it's probably best to to experiment. i've been doubling the times i've been using, but then i've also been pushing the film.
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patlarry11 says:
This is C-41 color film (Kodak Gold 100) in caffenol, but you'd get similar with b/w chemicals.  ages ago (permalink) |
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patlarry11 says:
This is Fuji Velvia 100F in caffenol.  ages ago (permalink) |
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Emily Rinard says:
wow!!!!!!! I didnt even know you could do this... |
