Unique Photo sells the individual Fujifilm E6 chemistry. .....
They also offer a six-bath E6 kit.
Yes, 10L and 200L.Do Bellini produce an E6 kit larger than 1 litre?
I noticed today that Freestyle no longer lists Fuji E6 chemicals. (And take a look at the lead time for Fuji's C41 kit)
This is the message from Freestyle via chat
"So unfortunately, the manufacturer is not making these kits anymore. We have been trying to find a new source, but haven't had any luck yet.'
I suspect that they simply no longer offer 5 L kits. Fuji Hunt is still a big operation in the USA manufacturing chemistry in bulk, as does the Fujifilm plant in the EU, that makes chemistry.Well this statement seems quite unequivocal and would seem to suggest strongly that Fuji has stopped making E6 chems. If it is simply a logistics problem then why state this, unless accuracy and honesty is the retailer's worst enemy?
pentaxuser
I'm not sure, but it looks like the 5L kit is still available in Europe. At least it is still on the Fujifilm EU website. In the current shipping mess doesn't make much sense trying to ship this stuff. And as has been noted there's plenty of other options.
True, I've got the Fuji Hunt chemistry, it does indeed come in mass quantities. I enjoy so much playing around in the darkroom. The Fuji Hunt chemistry can be broken down without opening bottles.There is no other option in the U.S that I know of for the 6 bath E6 kit unless you buy the chemicals in mass quantities. I hear that Bellini chemicals may come to the US later...
On their website is a list containing it, dated 2014.I'm not sure, but it looks like the 5L kit is still available in Europe. At least it is still on the Fujifilm EU website.
Retrobelgium says "temporarly not available to order" (they can not order it)On their website is a list containing it, dated 2014.
At a quick search all dealers around who listed it, indicate it as unavailable. In contrast to the 5L C-41 kit.
I switched from using hobby C-41 kits to the larger capacity Kodak Flexicolor chemistry a couple years ago and have been quite happy. I’ve been similarly content with the 5-liter E6 package sold by Fuji-Hunt, but have always wondered about the larger capacity E6 chemicals made by Fuji (e.g., the ones available from Unique Photo). If the 5-liter Fuji-Hunt kits are truly gone, this might push me in the direction of the larger capacity chemicals, provided the shelf life and storage of the individually decanted liquids isn’t too problematic from a “shelf space” point of view.
It looks like the smallest version the lab-scale Fuji E6 chemistry comes in is a 20-liter working strength size (though, some appear to be designed to prepare 100 liters of working solution). For those of you who’ve successfully been managing this, can you give us an idea of what kind of packaging the chemical concentrates come in (i.e., bottle volume, how many bottles per package, etc.), how you’ve broken them up and stored them, and how shelf-stable they’ve been for you? Many thanks.
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