SergeiR
1-Oct-2012, 10:12
Right. I am stumped, and my skill set at processing isnt all that great, so i am asking for collective brainstorm here.
Opened fresh set (i underline it - fresh, not expired) of velvia (100). Used E6 kit, as always did before - never had a glitch.
Result is weird - its very dense negative. Not positive. Negative.
I tried to rerun it through fresh batch of chemicals (i think i recall that you can do reprocessing with slides?) - no difference.
Seeing that we talking 8x10 slides - i am sooooo not happy about wasting two sheets, and of course wasting some more or screwing up good shots - not particularly tempting option for me.
Anyone can shed light from vast pool of collective expertise? Please?
Exhausted chemicals and my attempt on reprocessing was foolish? Or its something seriously wrong with batch of film?
Thanks, folks.
Opened fresh set (i underline it - fresh, not expired) of velvia (100). Used E6 kit, as always did before - never had a glitch.
Result is weird - its very dense negative. Not positive. Negative.
I tried to rerun it through fresh batch of chemicals (i think i recall that you can do reprocessing with slides?) - no difference.
Seeing that we talking 8x10 slides - i am sooooo not happy about wasting two sheets, and of course wasting some more or screwing up good shots - not particularly tempting option for me.
Anyone can shed light from vast pool of collective expertise? Please?
Exhausted chemicals and my attempt on reprocessing was foolish? Or its something seriously wrong with batch of film?
Thanks, folks.