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A very good product. Mixing the chemicals is simple and the developer is very tolerant in use. I settled on using it at 35degrees to make getting a consistent temperature easier for developing and blipping. The kit works well with Phoenix, Ultramax and Pro Image films. Altogether great fun and a great introduction to colour processing.
First time trying to develop C41 at home, this kit makes it very easy
This C41 kit is easy to make up, provided you are properly prepared, so make sure you wear all the protective gear such as gloves, apron and even glasses as these chemicals can be hazardous and you would not wish them to contact your skin, or normal clothes. If you follow the instructions closely, you should get replicable results every time. However, the instructions themselves are printed very small, so make sure you have read and understood them BEFORE you start. That being said the process is a simple one. Be aware, if working like me without a supply of warm running water, that you will need to plan for quite large amounts of water for washing. For occasional use, it's probably not necessary to have a temperature control system, but if using long-term, this will probably be beneficial to your workflow.
One thing I did notice was that the warm developer and bleach/fixer tended to increase pressure within my Paterson tank and this did cause some blow off if not carefully managed. However, once again, once you are aware of this, it will not be an issue. It's also useful to have stuff like kitchen roll or microfibre cloths handy to keep your work area clean and for dealing with any spillage. I haven't yet reached the capacity of this kit yet and feel it is good for quite a bit more than the rated no of rolls.
This powder kit really does make C41 developing as easy as developing B&W. Follow the instructions, be as accurate as possible with your temperature and development time, and it will give you great results
(My sample shots were taken on Kodak Pro Image)
I've been using tetenal C41 kit since 2017 and was wondering how this would work only with 2 baths.
However, the results are great.
Carefully followed the provided instructions in terms of time and temperatures.
I use a Jobo tank (1500 series) and the Cinestill TCS -1000.
Film was Portra 160-120mm
The water I use is tap water.
Already handprinted my images and they look good.
Love the quickness of developing with this C41 kit and will keep using it.
Thank you.
