Is there a film for slides but in Black and white

[tony_torres]

Is there a slide film out there that is in black & White.

[mike_liu]

Kodak sells a reversal kit for their T-Max 100; you expose at EI 50,

very accurately (by all reports), use the supplied chemicals, and

you have black-and-white slides (hmm, I guess you couldn't call them

chromes any more).<p>Check out <a href="http://www.kodak.com">Kodak</a> on

the web for more information.

[bob_atkins]

Yes, there is it's <a href="http://www.agfaphoto.com/products/scala200.html"> Agfa Scala

200</a>. The problem with it is that it isn't E6 (or C41) so

it needs a lab which can process it and there are not that many

of them around. You can find a list on the

<a href="http://www.agfaphoto.com/products/scalalabs.html">Agfa web site </a>

 

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If you scan your images, it's trivial to turn a color scan into

a B&W scan of course.

[nomeca_hartwell]

Agfa Scala 200 can be bought with mailer from B&H. I have some on order to try out, having seen some slides by a fellow photographer.

[jim_schwabel]

I've used a lot of Agfa Scala 120mm black & white transparency film in

6x17 panoramic format and its great. As with b&w negative film, a

yellow or red filter helps the contrast with sky/clouds etc. It's

available in 35mm & 120 sizes with prepaid processing mailers from

Unique Photo in New Jersey, 1-800-631-0300.

[pontus_lindqvist]

Polaroid has a B&W slide film called PolaPan. It develops in 1 minute! It has got a special layer (VERY shiny) which makes it difficult for some cameras (hot my Elan II however) to meassure exposure accurately off the film plane.