Can we develop Movie Ektachrome Film in Nescafe

Mustafa Umut Sarac · Mar 8, 2011

Thank you all for your time . John , Do you use your 32 kilograms bag of coffee to make developments ?
I will cook Turkish Coffee to my mother with all great experimenters in mind.

Umut

yulia_s_rey · Mar 8, 2011

hi umut! thanks! the hairdye mixes quite well with water. suprisingly, there weren't any blemishes. ji recommend to wear arm-length gloves because the ones included in hairdye kits are okay, but i did get some dye on my forearm.

removed account4 · Mar 8, 2011

Mustafa Umut Sarac said:
Thank you all for your time . John , Do you use your 32 kilograms bag of coffee to make developments ?
I will cook Turkish Coffee to my mother with all great experimenters in mind.

Umut

i sure do umut ! ( and i drink it the same way you do )

enjoy your coffee!

john

hrst · Mar 8, 2011

David Grenet said:
I'm afraid the Kodak rep got it wrong. I have a spool of 100D (code 5285, off the top of my head) and it definitely does not have a remjet backing. Not only have I seen the film, but I've used it and my lab (The Lighthouse Lab in Sydney) has processed it for me with no ill effects.

I remember when I was researching before I bought it that I found a reference in Kodak literature to the effect that it had no remjet, but I don't have time to try and find it again...

Thank you!

I was suspecting this by myself too, since I couldn't find any information about rem-jet backing in E6 movie films.

Now I think this is cleared and Mr. Kodak was wrong, OMG .

Can we develop Movie Ektachrome Film in Nescafe

Mustafa Umut Sarac

yulia_s_rey

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hrst

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