AnscoChrome Processing

PhotoBob · Jan 12, 2022

Does anyone know if 135 format Anscochrome 100 can be processed in E6 chemistry and if not how about C41 or BW?
Thanks

MattKing · Jan 12, 2022

Hi Bob.
No, although it may vary a bit with the version of the film.
This thread may give you a sense of the complexities: https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/test-of-anscochrome-processed-as-color-positive.174925/

PhotoBob · Jan 12, 2022

MattKing said:
Hi Bob.

Thanks Matt, I saw that one but she only talks about C41 and I didn't see any mention of E6

MattKing · Jan 12, 2022

Bob - you need to read the thread again - it relates the steps she used to try to get slides out of the film. She only used C41 as an initial check to see if the film will develop any colour.
She does predict, however, that it might behave better in low temperature C41.

AgX · Jan 12, 2022

Anscochrome 100 is from the mid-60's. Ansco used the Agfacolor principle to make their films. They also need respective processes. In case you cannot find a Ansco formula for processing it, try the the respective Agfa process.

mohmad khatab · Jan 13, 2022

MattKing said:
Hi Bob.
No, although it may vary a bit with the version of the film.
This thread may give you a sense of the complexities: https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/test-of-anscochrome-processed-as-color-positive.174925/

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