Here's my first roll of c41

[wing_gee]

So i got my first roll of c41 done. I Just bs'ed the tempered water

just to get my first roll in. <br><br>

 

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href="http://www.turborocco.com/momday051406">http://www.turborocco.c

om/momday051406</a><br><br>

 

These were shot on a fuji 645 range finder. All scans were on a

epson 3170 uncorrected. I really have no reference, so i have no

idea if it's suppose to look the way it does. But they look pretty

good.<br><br>

 

Thanks<br>

Wing<br>

[leicaglow]

Wing, It turned out great! Color is spot on. Looks like you've got dust problems though. Is that in the darkroom or scanner?

[walterh]

Wing the "final test" would be to show the negs to an expert on the light table. But so far the scans look good with detail in the highlights and the shadows. Can't ask for more for the first roll.

[wing_gee]

Thanks. it's good to know it's working good.

 

Yeah, i have a darkroom but i didn't process it in the darkroom. The processor was just sitting on top of the laundry machine, cause it had a hot water line with the right fitting. :)

 

I should have took a can of air to the scanner and negs before i scanned it. That's one bad thing about scanning. Always prone to dust.

[wing_gee]

the 35mm stuff looks good too.

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shot on fuji supera 100 and 200 speed<br><br>

 

<a href="http://www.turborocco.com/c41/momday06/">http://www.turborocco.com/c41/momday06/</a>

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Wing

[plasma181]

Wing:

 

I've been thinking about trying a little home-brew C-41 myself. I notice some people on this forum use a 3 chemical process ( developer - bleach - fixer ), and some use a 4 chemical process, which adds a stabilizer. Which did you use here?