I know there are better kits than the Unicolour C41 from the FPP, but for a novice this is a good starter kit. CINESTILL Cn2 Color Negative ECN-2 Developer, Low-Contrast Motion Picture Color. I would use this product again in future. There is a handy video on the Film Photography Project you tube channel where Michael Raso walks us through the process that I found very helpful. As long as you keep air out of your chemicals you will get more than 8 films from this kit and extend your times as the chemicals begin to weaken through use. I bought a big plastic tub and some jugs from a local household goods store for not a lot of cash and the tub is where I store my gear after I have finished cleaning up afterwards. Apart from that stinky bit the process is very easy to follow and getting the developer and blix to working temperatures is easy with a sous vide and a water bath. Be Warned, Blix Stinks! I'm glad I heeded the safety advice and had a mask on and plenty of ventilation when mixing and using that particular stage in the process. Reusable Developer and Blix for processing up to 24 rolls of film with reuse, see instructions. 1 Quart will process approximately 8 rolls of 35mm x 36 exp. Temperatures are in fahrenheit, but it's easy to convert to celcius with modern tech at our disposal. Features: For processing any color negative (C-41) film.
It's easy to use and does have an instruction leaflet that even I couldn't mess up. Analogue Wonderland had one of these in stock I decided to give it go.
I wanted to try developing colour film as I have been developing my own B&W film for quite some time and was feeling confident enough to expand my skills. When you buy your camera film from us we can ship it across the UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, Australia and Canada (more countries planned soon!) So buy your FPP C-41 Developing kit today and dive back into the fun of C-41 film photography! We are honoured to bring some of those films to the European market and hope you enjoy shooting them as much as Mike has making them! Not only that but Mike also runs the FPP store which sells a multitude of analogue film products all over the US and hand-rolls a fantastic selection of unique films. They are most famous within the global film community for their podcast (entering it's 10th year in existence) as well as the associated School Camera Donation Program whereby donations are sought and sorted to bring analogue photography back into high schools and colleges all over the country. Specification: Form:įPP is short-hand for the Film Photography Project: a US-based collection of projects headed up by the charismatic Mike Raso. Please note stabiliser is no longer included as modern emulsions rarely require this step. Just add water to the powder, and then follow the enclosed instructions to develop your C-41 films! Carefully crafted by our friends at FPP, this C-41 film developing powder pack will be able to process a minimum of 8 rolls (but up to 18 is possible with care).
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