[Frameworks] ektachrome 100d r.i.p.
Buck Bito
buck at vtc-sf.com
Thu Dec 13 21:09:39 CST 2012
Hi Zach,
There were other processes for older Ektachromes:
EM-24 / EM-25
EM-26 / EM-27
Last I checked, Martin Baumgarten at Plattsburgh Photographic Services is
still offering processing for these older Ektachromes, but while he's the
best value around for this kind of processing, I think its still around
double what you'd pay for E-6.
I don't recommend the older Ektachromes (even the E-6 stocks prior to
100D) unless you're doing it FOR that look - drab and cold by my eye when
it was fresh and who knows if its 10-years+ expired. Grab some 100D while
you still can for anything you want to look "good".
-Take care,
---Buck Bito - Movette
On Thu, December 13, 2012 8:58 am, zach vonjoo wrote:
> Wondering, does all ektachrome use the E-6 process? Curious about using
> old expired film. I don't usually chance this, as I have had poor results
> in the past, but seeing as how stock is going to be limited...
>
> Best,
> Zach
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