has anyone tried hand-processing Velvia?
I was thinking of trying it but I was wondering if there's anything I need to know...
Just use E-6 processing?
I've had good results processing Ektachrome 7240 and the new 64T in E-6.
No antihalation backing to deal with....
Experiences?
Thanks!
Stephen Kent Jusick
Hand-processing Velvia
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Re: Hand-processing Velvia
Hi Stephen,
yes, you can certainly hand/tank process velvia. No problem at all. No rem-jet or anything like that. Looks a little different from 64t when its drying ... but they all look different when drying.
enjoy,
richard
yes, you can certainly hand/tank process velvia. No problem at all. No rem-jet or anything like that. Looks a little different from 64t when its drying ... but they all look different when drying.
enjoy,
richard
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richard@nanolab.com.au