Cinestill Color Negative Processing Kit

Name: Cinestill Color Negative Processing Kit
Brand: Kit
Price: 8700.0 JPY
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C-41 is a color negative film developing process commonly used for 35mm and 120 color films.

It's widely used for color negative films from various manufacturers. The C-41 process involves the development of three emulsion layers—cyan, magenta, and yellow—each responding to a specific color in the visible spectrum. Popular brands that produce C-41 color negative processing kits include Kodak, Fuji, and others.

Developer: The developer is a chemical solution that initiates the development of the exposed silver halide crystals in the film. It's responsible for forming the negative image.

Blix (Bleach and Fix): The Blix solution combines the bleach and fixer steps of the process. Bleach converts the developed silver into a silver compound, and fixer removes the unexposed silver halides, making the image stable and ready for printing or scanning.

Stabilizer: This solution helps in stabilizing the film, preventing color shifts over time.

C-41 process
2 bath kit (Developer and Blix)
Flexible processing temperatures
Instructions included
24 rolls (1000mL) or 12 rolls (500mL)

Netherlands	1-2 days
Germany	2-3 days
United Kingdom	2-3 days
Europe	3-5 days
USA	10 days
Asia	10 days
Rest of world	10 days

C-41 is a color negative film developing process commonly used for 35mm and 120 color films.

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It's widely used for color negative films from various manufacturers. The C-41 process involves the development of three emulsion layers—cyan, magenta, and yellow—each responding to a specific color in the visible spectrum. Popular brands that produce C-41 color negative processing kits include Kodak, Fuji, and others.

Product details

Developer: The developer is a chemical solution that initiates the development of the exposed silver halide crystals in the film. It's responsible for forming the negative image.

Blix (Bleach and Fix): The Blix solution combines the bleach and fixer steps of the process. Bleach converts the developed silver into a silver compound, and fixer removes the unexposed silver halides, making the image stable and ready for printing or scanning.