Kodachrome yellow stain removal

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That is to be expected, but you will have removed some of the silver in the lighter density areas and you will have shortened the tone scale.

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yes, it's definitely a fainter image

I also used it on my Tri-X image developed in Thyme...the tonal scale is reduced to the point that...there ARE no tones
 
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ah, but that's the true brilliance of my plan

I ruin negatives so I can shoot, develop, and torture even more innocent rolls of film
 

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Try the Kodachrome again. But before you do, lets talk it over. I can probably help you improve it. After all, we did the patent work all on 35mm strips of film.

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