Développeur de film couleur Cinestill CS41 - Kit poudre 1L
La description
Pour ceux d'entre vous qui souhaitent commencer à développer des films couleur à domicile, c'est le moyen le plus simple de commencer! Un kit de traitement C-41 à deux bains, expédié sous forme de poudre pour une livraison facile et un stockage de longue durée.
Mélangez simplement un sachet de révélateur dans de l'eau tiède pour créer votre première étape et les deux packs de javellisant / fixateur dans un autre bécher pour votre deuxième étape.
Ensuite, chargez votre film sur une bobine et un réservoir de développement dans un sac à langer ou une chambre noire! Et craquez.g.
Pour des instructions complètes
Veuillez télécharger la pièce jointeFiche d'information Cinestill CS41- notez également qu'une version papier de ces instructions est incluse dans votre kit de poudre afin que vous ne soyez jamais à court de savoir comment traiter vos films.
Vous pouvez pousser / tirer et jouer avec différentes températures pour affiner le développement selon votre style et vos goûts personnels.
Spécification:
| Forme: | Poudre |
| Taille: | 1 L |
| Capacité: | 24 rouleaux annoncés comme maximum, mais généralement 12-18 |
| Parfait pour: | Développement domestique couleur |
Où nous expédions
Lorsque vous achetez votre film de caméra chez nous, nous pouvons l'expédier à travers le Royaume-Uni, l'Europe, les États-Unis, la Nouvelle-Zélande, l'Australie et le Canada, d'autres pays sont prévus prochainement! Alors achetez votre Cinestill CS41 Color Film Developer - 1Ltr Powder Kit aujourd'hui et replongez-vous dans le plaisir du développement domestiqueng
I hadn't done colour dev for about 20 years, but decided to try this to see if they'd made it any easier. They have!
With most negatives being scanned nowadays, temperature control probably isn't quite as critical as it used to be anyway, but this stuff really doesn't seem to care. Developing cold? Just extend the dev time!
It's also remarkably economic and stable, unlike the older chemicals I was used to. The images are from the 15th film put through a 1 litre batch, which was mixed about 10 weeks ago and stored in simple poly bottles with the air squeezed out, in a dark-ish corner of the room. And there's no sign of it giving up just yet!
The 2 bath process is also a LOT easier to manage than the old separate bleach, fix, and stabiliser routine - get a bucket of hot water (a sous vide machine really helps), get the chemicals up to temp, and - in about 15 minutes - your negatives are hanging to dry.
Easier than finding a Truprint envelope!
Used this for the first time I tried to develop color film at home. Was very relieved when the negatives turned out ok. At first I was afraid that they were underfixed, as they were quite milky, but after they dried, they look fine ;)
I've developed quite a lot of blank and white, a little bit of ECN-2, and this kit had been my fits experience of C41. This is the easiest process I've used by a long way! Mixing the chemicals is no worse than any other two part powder kit - just make sure the water is moving when you pour the powder in to it.
This gives me the confidence to try LF colour. Soon...
It was my first time home developing and actually making the chemicals was a bit stress full but I think I was a bit out on temperatures yet the still worked perfectly this is very similar with the developer temperature as if it was a bit to hot I would maybe take away 10 seconds or so and there would never be any real problem with pushing or pulling.
Dabbled in the idea of developing my own C41 film at home for a while, but was always deterred by how complex it seemed. Took the plunge with this kit and I’m so glad I did. It’s insanely simple to use and genuinely very difficult to get wrong; I’ve even developed a few expired rolls with this, expecting to not get good results from them as I had home developed. But nope. This cinestill kit was awesome even for those. Plus, it’s taught me that home developing is super fun
