Kodak Color Negative C-41 Film Processing Kit - 2.5 Liters


Key Features
- Liquid concentrates
- Separate Bleach and Fixer steps
- Mixes to make 2.5L or 5L of working solutions
- Chemistry can be used one-shot or replenished with the appropriate KODAK Color Negative replenisher solutions
OVERVIEW
The Kodak Color Negative C-41 Film Processing Kit is designed to process all color negative films compatible with the standard C-41 process, as well as B&W chromogenic films. The kit is designed for use with small developing tanks and rotary processors.
Chemicals come in liquid concentrate form and mix with water to make 2.5L or 5L of working solutions (select from drop-down menu). Chemistry can be used one-shot or replenished with the appropriate KODAK Color Negative replenisher solutions (sold separately). The number of rolls that can be processed depends on individual processing considerations.
This chemistry is classified as "Limited Quantity Hazardous" and can only be shipped via Ground within the Continental United States due to DOT regulations. "Limited Quantity Hazardous" items cannot be shipped to PO boxes.
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film specifications
| Film Type | Color Negative |
developer attributes
| Powder/Liquid | Liquid |
- Kodak Color Negative C-41 Film Processing Kit - 2.5 Liters
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