Re: Jessops C-41 and E-6 kits

I have not used Jessop's kits. However, I doubt that processing with
them is any different than Kodak, Tetnal etc. It is most definitely
possible to develop films as you suggest. The key is that you need to
maintain the temperatures very precisely, within 0.5ºF. Make sure that
everything, the chemicals, film, tank is at the specified temperature
before pouring the first developer into the tank. Just follow the times
given in the instructions that come with the kit. Remember that with
color processing, mistakes can lead to color crossover and these are
virtually impossible to correct later.

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Manny Bhuta
Randolph, NJ USA


"mr. chip" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Has anyone here (probably in the UK) used either the Jessop's C-41 or
E-6
> kits? I would like to know how easy they are to use. I do black and
white
> processing in my garage and use a plastic sink tub filled with water
to get
> the right temperature. Is this good enough for colour?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Simon.
>
>




Manny Bhuta