Beep Beep. cheap color film alert.

[sinned79]

ermm i think its not a bulk roll he mean but a big box of 100 rolls.

[soken]

how much and is it perforated? Also does it come with the canister? Do you have a bulk loader?

100 rolls with individual packaging. check the link 100 ROLLS OF KODAK EKTAR 100 135-36 35MM COLOR FILM EXP 08/2013 | eBay

[oceanpriest]

cool! look forward to your photos!

My first self processed C-41 roll


Kodak Gen-2 non perforated, it turned out expired since oct 2009, not july 2010 as advertised

[oceanpriest]

Some info: the film counter on bulk loader doesn't work since it relies on perforation to count

And I think I bulk loaded more than 36, hence for few last frames it's overlapping, my guess the take up spool is full already

[knight84]

My first self processed C-41 roll

Kodak Gen-2 non perforated, it turned out expired since oct 2009, not july 2010 as advertised

Nice. What camera are u using?

[oceanpriest]

Nice. What camera are u using?

leica m4-p

[Riotbmx]

Some info: the film counter on bulk loader doesn't work since it relies on perforation to count

And I think I bulk loaded more than 36, hence for few last frames it's overlapping, my guess the take up spool is full already

Turned out pretty cool actually

[MagnumLite]

Just ordered my portra gen-2 and Tetenal C-41 press kit. Can't wait to try developing my own c-41.

Hi, I am currently researching on C-41 film developing, only stumbling block is maitaining the temp at 38degC, care to share your method on this?

[oceanpriest]

Hi, I am currently researching on C-41 film developing, only stumbling block is maitaining the temp at 38degC, care to share your method on this?

you can use water jacket to maintain temperature.

anyway I didn't use any water jacket, but result come out quite ok.

[sinned79]

My first self processed C-41 roll


Kodak Gen-2 non perforated, it turned out expired since oct 2009, not july 2010 as advertised

cool! must learn from u how to process C-41 next time

[MagnumLite]

you can use water jacket to maintain temperature.

anyway I didn't use any water jacket, but result come out quite ok.

So least to say in C-41 development the temp is not critical here where the water average around 24-27degC? Your result is outstanding, may want to give it a go.

[virtualme78]

The result looks pretty good. If its is confirmed that we can develop C41 using room temp will be the awesomest!

[oceanpriest]

So least to say in C-41 development the temp is not critical here where the water average around 24-27degC? Your result is outstanding, may want to give it a go.

Here's the instruction for C-41:
jobo

If u notice, the development time is 2 mins, and bleach-fix 4 min 30s. I'm not sure if water jacket helps since 2 mins is quite short. But u still need to develop at 40-45 deg C.

[zguy]

Hi, I am currently researching on C-41 film developing, only stumbling block is maitaining the temp at 38degC, care to share your method on this?

i used the tetenal C41 kit before too . The Tetenal C41 kit develops at 38C. There is a preheating stage which is important as it warm up yr tank so that during the developer stage , the heat loss is not so fast. In this case you won't need be too concern about maintaining it at 38C.

The good thing is that if you can do C41 then you can do E6. You can refer to this thread on how I make use of metal containers to heat up the chemicals faster : http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/mediu...g-process.html

[MagnumLite]

i used the tetenal C41 kit before too . The Tetenal C41 kit develops at 38C. There is a preheating stage which is important as it warm up yr tank so that during the developer stage , the heat loss is not so fast. In this case you won't need be too concern about maintaining it at 38C.

The good thing is that if you can do C41 then you can do E6. You can refer to this thread on how I make use of metal containers to heat up the chemicals faster : http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/mediu...g-process.html

Wow... awesome.. thanks for all the information.... now it's only a matter of where do I get my chemicals from?