Anyone tried Kodachrome developed in Rodinal ?

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I was given a bag full of out of date film last year (20 rolls) 1 of them was a Kodachrome 50 and i hate throwing things away

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Is that from Kodachrome ? Any technical details, e.g. developing time, film speed used, etc. ?
 
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railwayman3 said:
Is that from Kodachrome ? Any technical details, e.g. developing time, film speed used, etc. ?
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Yes Kodachrome 50 i have just come back from the pub i will post details tomorrow

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gsgary said:
I was given a bag full of out of date film last year (20 rolls) 1 of them was a Kodachrome 50 and i hate throwing things away

Here's one
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I did a bunch, but had trouble with the red mask color that I can't "clear" I was told there was a chemical I could add to make special fixer style "bleach" that would clear it.

I just stand develop Rodinal 1:100 for 1 hour with agitation every 20 minutes.

The exposure looks correct if only the dark red hue could be cleared...


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Found my post about it...

Successes-in-Kodachrome-K-14-cross-processing-as-B&W
(there was a url link here which no longer exists)


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gsgary said:
They look good, i use 1+100 1 hour stand and negs have a red tint
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Thanks, but they aren't printable with the red cast, only scan them, and it gets darker after a few days.

I would like to fully clear it, any thoughts on that?


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