film base came out blue/green - I already re bleached and fixed but no change

[MingMingPhoto]

any one have ideas on why this could have happened?

 

[cmacd123]

had that hapen once, and decided it was cross contamination of the chemicals.

 

[MingMingPhoto]

Which chemicals do you think I mixed?

 

[Don_ih]

had that hapen once, and decided it was cross contamination of the chemicals.

Same here. Although I had it happen with a heat-damaged expired roll, too.

 

[MingMingPhoto]

What do you mean"

You contaminated some chemical & it also happend to be heat damaged
or
Your film was heat damaged so it turned out blue?

 

[Don_ih]

It happened with a roll that was developed with a cross-processed roll - I think that did something to the dev. But that wasn't that bad - just a bit greenish. I had a very green roll, though, that was from a camera that I left in my car all summer (gets about 50 degrees celcius in there) - and that film was also expired.

 

[koraks]

Please check your other thread as well. An additional possible cause of this is using a red safelight when handling c41 film. Undeveloped C41 film needs to be handled in the dark for obvious reasons.

 

[Donald Qualls]

Mild fogging will often produce this color -- it will print as orange or yellow and is the "trademark" color of mild light leaks. Darkroom not quite dark?