I would like to know if it's possible to develop an E-6 film with black and white chemicals. If it's possible I want to know how to do it!
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How to develop E-6 film with black and white chemicals?
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Hey Marc
You just develop it in your favorite black and white chemistry
. E6 will have a film base that is yellow ( from what I remember ) base. It will develop out as a negative and be sort of hard to print through conventional analog means. If you scan it though, you will be very happy.
Have fun !
John
You just develop it in your favorite black and white chemistry
. E6 will have a film base that is yellow ( from what I remember ) base. It will develop out as a negative and be sort of hard to print through conventional analog means. If you scan it though, you will be very happy.Have fun !
John
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