[Frameworks] Processing Discontinued Film Stocks

[Kevin Timmins]

Hi, 
Thats brilliant. I assume the Agfa moviechrome will take the same times and temps as 100D then with no pushing or pulling? I'm doing a batch of e-6 developing tomorrow night so I will develop them together if possible.
Excuse my ignorance... What's VNF and how do I find out if the film is or isn't VNF? The Revue cartridge simply says SUPERCHROME 40 SC40. 
The film stock I have an over abundance of that I want to start using asap is Kodachrome 40 Type-A. Can anyone help me with this specific film stock and how to expose and develop it. I've heard it can be used and developed as black and white. 
ThanksKevin
Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2012 05:06:49 -0800
From: freya128 at yahoo.com
To: frameworks at jonasmekasfilms.com
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Processing Discontinued Film Stocks


Good news, Agfa moviechrome is E6 and so can be processed in colour in E6 still!!

The Ektachrome might be VNF which you might be able to process in E6 with a little colour shift. Of course being old, these films may both be very colour shifted anyway. If the Ektachrome isn't VNF then you will have to try and process as B&W I imagine. No idea about the REVUE, what does the box say?

love

Freya

--- On Fri, 1/20/12, Kevin Timmins <on-one-2 at hotmail.com> wrote:

From: Kevin Timmins <on-one-2 at hotmail.com>
Subject: [Frameworks] Processing Discontinued Film Stocks
To: frameworks at jonasmekasfilms.com
Date: Friday, January 20, 2012, 10:44 PM




Hi frameworks,
I've got a lot of moribund film stock which is building up at a somewhat welcome rate. I want to know if I can process (essentially still use) them as black and white films. Here is a list of films stocks which I have:
Kodak Kodachrome K40Kodak Ektachrome 160AGFA moviechrome A40REVUE superchrome 40
Now I have a lot of film that hasn't been used which begs the question. How should I expose the colour films in camera to be processed as black and white? I know the black and white developing process for tri-x stock. Should I deviate from this process to develop the above films stocks? 
I also have a lot of film cartridges that have already been shot by other people in different countries and I'm itching to try and develop them. These films have most likely
 been shot with automatic light meters so again do I need to allow for longer developing times or something?
Any help on the above would be greatly appreciated.
ThanksKevin
    		 	   		  

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