"Tetenal C-41 Press Kit for Color Negative Film (CPowder)"

[BRJR]

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1. I am finding this kit somewhat easy to find online and have shipped to me in the USA; whereas, the Kodak E-6 Single User kits are becoming scarce, and some retailers are even saying Kodak is discontinuing them. B&H currently has the Kodak E-6 developing Kits, but only for pick-up in their store.

 

2. However, the "Tetenal C-41 Press Kit", is available from them as follows:

 

Tetenal C-41 Press Kit for Color Negative Film (Powder) T109306

 

3. And, from the Youtube, tutorial at the link below, I am led to believe this "Tetenal C-41 Press Kit", can be used for development of color or black/white film. Have any of you used this film developing Kit, and if so, how do you like it or from any of you, what are your thoughts; and, can this Kit really be used for development of both color and black & white film, as stated in this youtube video?:

 

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3. And, from the Youtube, tutorial at the link below, I am led to believe this "Tetenal C-41 Press Kit", can be used for development of color or black/white film. Have any of you used this film developing Kit, and if so, how do you like it or from any of you, what are your thoughts; and, can this Kit really be used for development of both color and black & white film, as stated in this youtube video?

 

 

You can develop C-41 B/W-Films like Ilford XP2 and Kodak BW400CN. Not the traditional B/W-Films !

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And some color cine short length hand loaded cassettes...

 

If you want real economy you need to batch up the film and process in quick time sequence, use a stop, if the kit has a BLIX,

 

Noel

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It works as good as any 3 step C 41 kit. Separate bleach and fix does marginally better, but is harder to get, more expensive because volumns are big. I also do not like reusing fixers because the same thing happens as when reusing fix on traditional B&W films.

 

It is a decent clone for Kodak C 41 and I used it a lot.

[BRJR]

It works as good as any 3 step C 41 kit. Separate bleach and fix does marginally better, but is harder to get, more expensive because volumns are big. I also do not like reusing fixers because the same thing happens as when reusing fix on traditional B&W films.

 

It is a decent clone for Kodak C 41 and I used it a lot.

Thanks, as I've got some on order from B&H Photo.