Re: [Frameworks] E6 kit for super8 hand processing

[Scott Dorsey]

The Kodak E-6 kit does chemical re-exposure.

My suggestion for solarization is just do BW negative process with
HC-110 as your developer.  HC-110 solarizes very well and you don't
need to reverse necessarily anyway.
--scott
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Re: [Frameworks] E6 kit for super8 hand processing

[Robert Schaller]

Solarization (Sabatier)  is a first-developer thing, because it effects how the 
image is formed from the latent image by the developer.  The second developer 
pretty much develops everything that's left on the film, so solarization in the 
second developer shouldn't do much.  Then again, I never use the E6 kit; does 
it require reexposure before the color developer, or is it a fogging (color) 
redeveloper that does not require light?  If the latter, then there might be an 
interesting differential to be had between light-reexposure (from Sabatier)  
and chemical reexposure.



On Nov 14, 2012, at 9:39 PM, Sonali wrote:

 I used to use the TMax kit by Kodak to hand process super8mm film but now 
 that that's been discontinued I'm planning on using the E6 kit.
 Any pieces of advice?
 
 Also if I want to experiment solarizing the film, should I do that after the 
 first developer or after the color developer?
 
 Would love any piece of advice/ recipes from Frameworkers as I play around 
 with this tomorrow.
 
 Thanks in advance
 Sonali 
 
 http://sonalifilm.com/
 
 
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