All colour films can be processed in B&W chemistry to get a B&W image. I've not
really done much of it except for the odd time of a mistake when a colour short
end got mislabeled as B&W and the film was not as ancient as your stock. Why
don't you just process a snip test of your ektachrome? You'll want to push it a
stop for the age of the film and the image will still be rather flat compared
to a true B&W image.
On Sunday, December 8, 2013 5:59:19 PM, Chris G <spy...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I am wondering if anyone has experience/advice/formulas for processing E6 as
B&W reversal. I have some Ektachrome 160 (EM-26, so remjet) super 8 (expired in
'97) that I'd like to experiment with. I haven't been able to find too much
information and I've only processed B&W negative and reversal before, so I lack
color experience, but have a general working knowledge of these film types and
realize that there will be some alteration in the process in consideration of
the color layers.
Thanks,
Chris
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