At 21:38 16/01/2001 +1000, you wrote:
>Roger wrote:
>[snip]
> > So, unfortunately, you won't have a negative colour image
> > after the second (Colour) developer.
>
>Doesn't this stuff relate to cross-processing somehow? Or is it only
>possible to cross process from a neg film to E6 not the other
At 9:44 PM +1100 1/16/01, Roman Kielich® wrote:
>nothing. after FD you have all exposed AgX developed (BW negative),
>if you transfer film to CD (omitting reversal), the remaining silver
>salt has ano ability to be developed (no latent image). so CD leaves
>some fog, nothing else. then all silv
Roger wrote:
[snip]
> So, unfortunately, you won't have a negative colour image
> after the second (Colour) developer.
Doesn't this stuff relate to cross-processing somehow? Or is it only
possible to cross process from a neg film to E6 not the other way around?
Rob
>Now, I wonder what would happen
>if you left out the reversal bath and went straight to the Colour
>Developer... I've never bothered to try such a drastic move, but it
>might be interesting.
>
>Regards,
>Roger Smith
nothing. after FD you have all exposed AgX developed (BW negative), if you
tr
I stand corrected.
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: orange mask & E6
At 7:27 PM -0600 1/15/01, Laurie Solomon wrote:
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At 7:27 PM -0600 1/15/01, Laurie Solomon wrote:
>If my understandings of the E-6 process are correct, there are two
>developing processes and a bleaching process followed by a redevelopment
>process. The first development process develops the latent image on the
>transparency film as a black and w
