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==D96== | ==D96== | ||
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for B&W camera negative film | for B&W camera negative film | ||
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For B&W positive print film (or whatever you prefer). Higher contrasts than D96, but not as contrasty as D19 | For B&W positive print film (or whatever you prefer). Higher contrasts than D96, but not as contrasty as D19 | ||
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Development timetable: | Development timetable: | ||
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==D19== | ==D19== | ||
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==Black and White Reveral== | ==Black and White Reveral== | ||
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=Color film Develoment= | =Color film Develoment= | ||
==negative process== | ==negative process== | ||
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====ECN without remjet removal==== | ====ECN without remjet removal==== | ||
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Kodak's new Vision3 film does not have a remjet layer and instead uses an Anti-halation Undercoat (AHU). This change simplifies processing, as the remjet removal step is no longer necessary. | Kodak's new Vision3 film does not have a remjet layer and instead uses an Anti-halation Undercoat (AHU). This change simplifies processing, as the remjet removal step is no longer necessary. | ||
===ECP=== | ===ECP=== | ||
[[File:ECP-Processing.jpg|500px]] | |||
==color reveral process== | ==color reveral process== | ||
===E6=== | ===E6=== | ||
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Revision as of 11:40, 17 October 2025
Black and White
D96
for B&W camera negative film
Development timetable:
D97
For B&W positive print film (or whatever you prefer). Higher contrasts than D96, but not as contrasty as D19
Development timetable:
D19
Black and White Reveral
Color film Develoment
negative process
ECN
ECN with remjet removal
ECN without remjet removal
Kodak's new Vision3 film does not have a remjet layer and instead uses an Anti-halation Undercoat (AHU). This change simplifies processing, as the remjet removal step is no longer necessary.
ECP
color reveral process
E6
