joeyk49
Member
I've seen and heard of disappointing results with bw film made for and developed in c-41. Can these films be developed by another method and what are the results?
What are the best ways to achieve good images with c-41 process film? Are there ways to compensate for their inadequacies?
Now before you go and say, "Buy some real black and white film"...I'll tell you why I ask... The Kodak and Ilford c-41s are readily available at a local department stores or pharmacies or even a relative's camera bag. In a pinch its easier to get a hold of some of this film than to search out a camera shop for greater selection.
Waddayathink?
What are the best ways to achieve good images with c-41 process film? Are there ways to compensate for their inadequacies?
Now before you go and say, "Buy some real black and white film"...I'll tell you why I ask... The Kodak and Ilford c-41s are readily available at a local department stores or pharmacies or even a relative's camera bag. In a pinch its easier to get a hold of some of this film than to search out a camera shop for greater selection.
Waddayathink?