Processing transparency film can be an interesting challenge, but it's
not a viable solution for most photographers. The process is fairly
involved, and it requires accurate temperature control. It's very
difficult to maintain the correct temperatures using normal, home water
faucets. And since E-6 (ektachrome type) processing is quite
inexpensive, self processing is not a good choice for most.
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> I remember having seen some discussion about this, but don't
> remember if it was on this forum.
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> I believe there is a kit of sort that one could buy to process
> color slide film at home.
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> My questions are:
>
> How many rolls do you have to process before it becomes
> economical, not counting one's own labour?
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> Also, does it require some setup such as darkroom?
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> Is there a can-like container of solution that you can buy, in
> which you would just drop the film (the kit comes with a film
> canister opener), close cover, shake for 2 minutes, and it's
> done?
>
> Regards,
> ___________________________________________________________________
> Tonghang Zhou ("Zhou" is pronounced like Joe)
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