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First shot ... Saltair, Great Salt Lake Utah USA 85b Tungsten to daylight filter, UV blocking filter

After years of dreaming, I finally went color. Anyone can do C-41 or better yet, ECN2 in their kitchen. So I went with home mixed #C-22 to cross process #E4 #Ektachrome Slide Duplicate Film 5038 that is 43 years expired. After hours of working and waiting, the color came.... I am extremely happy with this exercise. This is the color I see the world in so I'm glad to finally be able to share it with the rest of the world! C-22 developer This is quoted in the reference as the official Kodak formula for C-22 developer. Water 800 ml Benzyl alcohol 5 ml Foamex 0.01ml (anti-foam agent) Calgon 2.5 g (sodium hexametaphosphate) Sodium sulfite 1.85g Sodium bromide 1.4 g Potassium iodide 0.5 mg (500 micrograms) Borax (decahydrate) 58.8 g Sodium hydroxide 12.5 g CD-3.5 g Water to make 1 l pH at 75F = 10.7 Develop the old Kodacolor (C-22 process) about 13 (14) minutes at 75F. Ref: Dignan Photographic Newsletter, January 1974

ロモグラファー:
mike1allison
アップロード日:
2020-05-25
タグ:
analog art c color daytime e4 ektachrome expired filmisnotdead filmneverdied landscape lomo lomography old saturated urban vintage xpro
カメラ:
Nikon F42
フィルム:
Kodak Ektachrome Slide Duplicating Bulk Expired
レンズ:
Kalimar 28-70mm f3.5 Nikon
都市:
Great Salt Lake, UT
アルバム:
We have COLOR! 1977 Kodak #5038 Ektachrome E4 developed as negatives in homebrew C-22

2 Comment

  1. charliedontsurf
    charliedontsurf ·

    Very nice result here.

  2. mike1allison
    mike1allison ·

    @charliedontsurf i like this. Difficult to get the gold spires to come out. But the colors worked here. Those mysterious 5 blue fingers in the center of every frame. It's almost identical on every frame. Weird.

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