PHOTOCOLOR,
CHROME SI X - 3+ By
John Salter(Area9) I
use Konicachrome (which is sold at a bargain price to members of the
CRC) and rate it at 75ASA instead of 100. My tests show that eight
films may be processed in 300ml of solutions, which are usually done
two at a time, back to back. As succeeding films are processed, small
quantities of a 10% solution of Sodium hydroxide are added to the
colour developer to counteract any increase in magenta. Processing
Schedule First
Dev. at35C (see chart; continuous agitation) Wash at36C -2 mins
(plastic tube from bucket) Colour
Dev. at 35C (see chart; add Sodium, hydroxide if necessary) Rinse at
36C - 1 min at least (7 water changes from a jug) Blix
at 35C (see chart; very vigorous agitation) Wash
at36C - 4 mins minimum (tube &bucket) Stabiliser at35C -1 minute. The chart
below is pretty self-explanatory, with films processed in
singles up to the maximum recommended - eight in 300ml. The second
column is the number of drops of 10%solution of sodium hydroxide added
to the colour developer for each succeeding film. The other three
columns give the times in minutes in 1st Dev., Colour Dev., and Blix
respectively. No of
No. of
First
Color Blix Prices
and sizes
600ml (Complete
kit)
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£15.99 These are suggested retail prices and could therefore be discounted by several shops. |