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'''1 Developer ECN-2''' | '''1 Developer ECN-2''' | ||
Latest revision as of 14:16, 12 May 2025
Description:
ECN
ECN development process includes:
0. Pre-bath (Rem-jet removal)
- To make the replenisher itself, we use the same solution.
1 Developer ECN-2
- Mixing from the original Kodak kit.
2 Stop Bath
- Sulfuric acid to Water: For safety reasons, always add sulfuric acid to water and not the other way around! Note: heat will be released from this mixture.
- ! Important: Wear protection: Pure sulfuric acid can cause severe chemical burns upon contact. Make sure to use protection!
- To make the replenisher itself, we use the same solution.
3 Bleach
Original Kodak kit: water = 1:1
- Mixing from the original Kodak kit.
- To make the replenisher itself, we use the same solution.
4 Fix
Original Kodak kit: water =1:2,3
- Mixing from the original Kodak kit.
- To make the replenisher itself, we use the same solution.
ECP
Original documents and reference:
Patrick Dignan - How to Compound... Simplified Color Processing Formulas.pdf