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<p>Hey Guys,<br> Cleaned the scanner completely and the big purple line is completely gone! So a million thanks for helping me out with that :)<br> I still have the bluey hue and the over exposure at the bottom half of the film. <br> What I am thinking, is that maybe some of the chemicals have dried onto the film without being swiped properly. Would that look like the problem I'm getting? </p> <p>Thanks again</p> <p>Lou</p>

<p>Hi guys, </p> <p>Thanks a lot for the response, really helped. <br> Jamie, the 3 parts of the developer are mixed in one and then I use the one bottle don't worry haha! <br> The first lot were shot with a OM10 Olympus and the later ones on the blog with a 70's Minolta.<br> I'm gonna clear the scanner and see what I can do. <br> Maybe Am I scanning it on a resolution way too high? <br> Thanks a million </p>

<p>Hello everyone, <br> I recently decided to purchase equipment to process my own film. <br> So I use the Rollei Digibase C41 Kit made of 3 developers, a bleacher, a fixer and a stabilizer. Right before starting the developer I warm up and wash my film with 35°C filtered water, then do the whole process but repeat the "cleaning" part with the filtered water between each step to avoid the mix of chemicals in the AP developing tank I have. I am very precautious with the timing and the indications of the temperatures (as far as I know I've had it bang on every time)<br> I use Tudor 100 ISO and Lomography 100, but also Fujifilm Superia Xpro 400.<br> I'm on my third film now, and even though I get good result in regards to the negatives, there is a blue/purple hue all the way across all my scanned images, somehow the bottom half is very exposed and the top half very much the opposite, the colors look extremely contrasted. <br> Am I doing anything wrong or is it the scanner? When I looked closely on the negs everything appears alright.<br> Here's some pictures so you know what I mean : loumeetsthekarma.tumblr.com<br> Also, if I have Ilford C41 Black and White film, can I still develop it with the Rollei Kit? <br> And do I need to put more chemicals if I wanna do two reels in the same tank? </p> <p>Any help very much appreciated, </p> <p>Thanks a lot. <br> Lou</p><div></div>