CineStill Cs41 Colour Film Developer - 1Ltr Powder Kit

£32.00
£32.00
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Cinestill CS41 Colour Film Developer is for those of you who are looking to begin home developing colour films - it is genuinely one of THE easiest way to get started! A two-bath C-41 processing kit, shipped in powder form for easy delivery and long-life storage.

Simply mix one packet of developer in warm water to create your first step, and the two bleach/fix packs into another beaker for your second step.

Then load your film onto a reel and developing tank (in a changing bag or darkroom!), and get cracking.


      For Full Instructions

      Please download the attached CineStill Cs41 information sheet - also note that a paper version of these instructions are included in your powder kit so you will never be at a loss for how to process your films.

      You can push/pull, and play with different temperatures to fine-tune the development to your personal style and taste.

       

      Specification:

      Form: Powder
      Size: 1L
      Capacity: 24 rolls with proper storage, increased developing time with re-use
      Perfect for: Colour home-developing

       

      Where we ship

      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 CineStill Cs41 Colour Film Developer - 1Ltr Powder Kit today and dive back into the fun of home developing

      The Analogue WonderLab

      When you’ve shot your roll of film and are looking to get it developed and scanned, then look no further than the Analogue WonderLab!

      We can process your film for you, scan it at the resolution you need, and email back the files quickly and securely.

      We offer FREE tracked shipping to our lab so that you can send us your negatives with total peace of mind. And our lab team are all passionate film shooters themselves, so you know that your film will get the best possible treatment!

      Head to the WonderLab page here to read more details, or add the bundled developing above (if available) when you purchase your film.

      Please note that our long-term aim is to offer developing for every film that we sell, but this is a work-in-progress. For full details and FAQs please head here

      We send all parcels via TRACKED service - free in the UK for orders of film over £50.

      This means that when you buy your film from us you will be emailed a tracking link at dispatch, and will be able to follow your parcel’s journey all the way to safe arrival.

      Please note that it is not a signed service so you won’t need to be at home to receive your film, and our letterbox-friendly boxes fit through the vast majority of European letterboxes!

      You will have different shipping options and costs at checkout, depending on how quickly you need your film. Please refer to the Delivery Details page for full information

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      Customer Reviews

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      Lawrence
      Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Landscapes, Pinhole/Long-Exposure, Creative/Abstract, Travel
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      It has it in the name

      As it says, it’s colour simplified, easy to mix, easy to develop. I bought a £30 sous vide to use in my developing and it works a treat in combination. The only thing that I could fault it on is that the blix lasts longer than the developer, but that’s hardly an issue.
      Colours that come out are great, I’ve used it on c-41 film and motion picture (with remjet removed with a baking soda bath).

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      Ryan Learoyd
      Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners, Portraits, Landscapes, Street Photography, Pinhole/Long-Exposure, Architecture, Creative/Abstract, Travel, Studio work, Low light/Night
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      Wow! So pleased with my first ever colour processing

      I've never developed colour film before but have developed a fair few black and white rolls using the Cinestill DF96 kit. I bought this along with the Cinestill temp control system. I processed 8 rolls back to back using a lab box & couldn't be happier with the results. I'm not sure I'll ever actually use a lab again for developing or scanning.

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      Jenny Lundmark
      Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners
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      Accreditation Handles: @jennyllynnej
      Simple and effective

      I usually use unicolour for my colour chemicals so was a little hesitant to try something new. But it was easy to mix up, following clear instructions and they did the job perfectly.

      Worth it for anyone wanting to try developing at home.

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      Jim Graves
      Perfect for: Great All-Rounder, Beginners
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      Great Colour Film Developing Kit

      I bought the Cinestill CS41 kit to try it out after getting started at colour developing with the Film Photography Project Unicolor kit. The Cinestill CS41 kit was easy to mix up but make sure you wear gloves and a mask and open the window as the Blix (bleach/fix) powders have an exothermic reaction and get hot and stinky when mixed. Safety first. The kit comes with full instructions on how to mix and use the kit properly with developing times for your colour film. Great value for money and very simple to use.

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      Dave Walker
      Perfect for: Great All-Rounder
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      Excellent kit with decent capacity if stored properly

      This is the second C-41 kit I've tried, and the first that uses powder. I was a little apprehensive, but the powder dissolved easily without any issues. I did about 4 rolls per session, about a week apart. This week I stuck a couple of “dud” rolls in that I wasn’t expecting much from, because the chemicals were about 4 weeks old now but they came out OK as well. I kept them in brimmed brown glass bottles and didn’t notice any deterioration through that timescale. I’m going to stop now, though! I think I got 6 rolls of 135-36, 7 rolls of 135-24 and a roll of 120 from this batch. I used the TCS-1000 immersion heater in a mop bucket to keep the temperatures about right, which was straightforward enough. Annoyingly, the best colours were from Fuji Superia 200 which has been discontinued for ages(!)
      TLDR: I can recommend the FPP C-41 kit!

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