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CINESTILL INC,

100 Latona Road,

Rochester, NY 14652

Rev 6/23

CINESTILL INC, 100 Latona Road,

Rochester, NY 14652

3-BATH PROCESS

E-6INSTRUCTIONS: COLOR REVERSAL PROCESSING

For color-timing chrome, reversal and E-6 compatible film

Makes complicated chemistry simplified alchemy! The number of

processing baths for E-6 film is reduced from 6 to 3. The reversal step

occurs during color development in a Color&Reversal bath, and the

bleach and conditioner steps are combined with the fixing step in a

Bleaches&Fixer bath. Color-timing is performed with alternative 1st

Developers to achieve full creative control of your slides.

These instructions will show you how to processand how to slides

reuse the chemicals for extended life.

Maintaining temperature is not essential beyond pouring in the 1st

developer. ‡ 1st Developer temperature control is critical for proper

slide density and color. Chemicals can drop in temperature when

pouring, agitating, etc. but maintaining an average processing

temperature of 104F° is key. The TCS-1000 and a water bath is

recommended but temperature drop compensation may still help.

To estimate your process temperature drop:

(1) Pour 104F° water into your tank.

(2) Follow the process step instructions.

(3) . Then measure the temperature inside your tank before emptying

(4) Divide the temperature drop by 2 and add that to 104F° to get

your adjusted process start temperature.

WARNING

This kit contains chemicals that may be harmful if misused. Do not allow

children to use this kit without adult supervision. Read all safety notes

before proceeding.

EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR PROCESSING SLIDES

A timean accurate thermomete r, r and a tempered water bath.

• A processing tank and reels or a rotary-tube type processor.

• Three empty chemical storage bottles.

• A graduated pitcher.

•mperature control system, orTCS-1000 te

CREATIVE SLIDE

SAFETY NOTES

W

ARNING

This kit contains chemicals that may be hazardous if misused. Always wear safe-

ty glasses, rubber gloves and protective clothing, such as a lab coat or plastic apron, when

working with chemicals. While the hazard rating of this kit is low, caution should be exercised.

Do not allow children to use this kit without adult supervision.

D6 DAYLIGHT CHROME 1ST DEVELOPER

Contains: Potassium Hydroquinone Monosulfonate.

May cause irritation.void skin A

contact. In case of contact, flush with water. . In case of eyeDO NOT ALLOW EYE CONTACT

contact, flush with water for 15 minutes and contact a physician immediately! DO NOT TAKE

INTERNALLY. If swallowed, INDUCE

VOMITING. Contact a physician immediately!

T6 TUNGSTEN CHROME 1ST DEVELOPER

Contains: Hydroquinone(123-31-9).4(hydroymethyl)-4-methyl-1-phenylpyrazolidin

May cause irritation.void skin contact. In case of contact, flush with water. ADO NOT ALLOW EYE

CONTACT. In case of eye contact, flush with water for 15 minutes and contact a physician

immediately! DO NOT TAKEINTERNALLY

If swallowed, INDUCE

VOMITING. Contact a physician!

D9 DYNAMIC CHROME 1ST DEVELOPER

Contains: Hydroquinone(123-31-9).4(hydroymethyl)-4-methyl-1-phenylpyrazolidin

May cause irritation.void skin contact. In case of contact, flush with water. ADO NOT ALLOW EYE

CONTACT. In case of eye contact, flush with water for 15 minutes and contact a physician

immediately! DO NOT TAKEINTERNALLY

If swallowed, INDUCE

VOMITING. Contact a physician!

Cr6 COLORA&REVERSAL PART

Contains: Sodium Phosphate.

May cause irritation. Avoid skin contact. In case of con-

tact, flush with water. DO NOT ALLOW EYE CONTACT. In case of eye contact, flush with water

for 15 minutes and contact a physician immediately! DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY. If swallowed,

DO NOT

INDUCE VOMITING. Contact a physician immediately!

Cr6 COLOR&REVERSALB PART

Contains:4-amino-N-ethyl-N-(ßmethanesulfonamidoethyl)-M-toluidin e

sesquisulfate monohydrate.

May cause irritation. Avoid skin contact. In case of contact,

flush with water. DO NOT ALLOW EYE CONTACT. In case of eye contact, flush with water for

15 minutes and contact a physician immediately! DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY. If swallowed,

DO NOT

INDUCE VOMITING. Contact a physician immediately!

Bf6 BLEACHES&FIXER PART A

Contains: Ammonium Thiosulfate.

May cause irritation. Avoid skin contact. In case of

contact, flush with water. . In case of eye contact, flush withDO NOT ALLOW EYE CONTACT

water for 15 minutes and contact a physician immediately! DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY. If swal-

lowed, INDUCE

VOMITING. Contact a physician immediately!

Bf6 BLEACHES&FIXER PART B

Contains: (Ethylenedinitrillo) tetraacetic acid EDTA.

May cause irritation. Avoid

skin contact. In case of contact, flush with water and wash with a non-alkaline soap. DO NOT

ALLOW EYE CONTACT. In case of eye contact, flush with water for 15 minutes and contact a

physician immediately! DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY. If swallowed, INDUCE

VOMITING. Contact

a physician immediately!

Bf6 BLEACHES&FIXER PART C

Contains: Acetic Acid.

May cause burns. Avoid skin contact. In case of contact, flush

with water and wash with a non-alkaline soap. . In case of eyeDO NOT ALLOW EYE CONTACT

contact, flush with water for 15 minutes and contact a physician immediately! DO NOT TAKE

INTERNALLY. If swallowed, DO NOT

INDUCE VOMITING. Contact a physician immediately!

MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) for this kit are available by written request.

Using a volume of chemicals once will not destroy its ability to process film. One is always concerned about

chemistry life and capacity, quality of results and economy when processing multiple rolls in a batch of

chemistry. From the user’s viewpoint it may seem that chemistry manufacturers are somewhat arbitrary about

the number of films which can be processed before the chemistry must be discarded. This stems from the

manufacturer not knowing - only guessing - four essential things: how many films will be processed in freshly

mixed chemistry; in what manner and how long will the chemistry be stored before processing again; what

contaminants have entered the system from either the water supply or from unintentional chemical

intermixing; and how far can the results deviate from ideal before the user deems them unacceptable. All

developers start on an inexorable downhill exhaustion path the moment they are mixed, and exhaust faster in

the presence of air, contaminants and high temperature, and suffer superimposed stepwise exhaustion with

each use. Best results are obtained when chemicals are used only once. 1st Developers greatly determine the

characteristics and quality of a slide, whereas the other 2 baths will process-to-completion and can be reused,

multiple times before any loss of quality. Increasing the processing times of the Color&Reversal and

Bleaches&Fixer solutions for reuse will only ensure they process-to-completion. Reusing chemicals can cause

color and density shifts. The more a chemical is reused the greater the shift. We can offer some observations

on extended chemical capacity:

• If you accept the role as the final arbiter of acceptable results it is easily possible to process 25%, 50%,

or even more rolls of film than those listed so long as all processing takes place within a few days after mixing

the chemicals. There is only one rule in this exercise: process film until you no longer like the results. The

safeguard in this procedure is that results generally will not plummet precipitously from “good” to “bad”, but

will change gradually.

• If you take full responsibility for quality of results, it is possible to process more film over a much longer time

span. This procedure is somewhat risky unless you process some film every day or so to monitor chemistry

performance. Otherwise, partially used working solutions left untouched for a week or more might have

changed so significantly that you would suffer a dramatic decline in results. If you choose to operate under

these conditions, our best advice would be to process a small piece of test film, and on the basis of these

results, decide whether or not to commit valuable pictures to the chemistry.

CHEMICAL REUSE

TROUBLESHOOTING

SOLUTION

• Under exposure in the camera results in slides that are overall too dark.

• Outdated film may appear underexposed and fogged.

• 1st Developer temperature too low causes dark color cast slides.

• 1st Developer time too short increases overall density.

• 1st Developer contamination can result in fogged low contrast slides.

• Developer over-diluted, exhausted or oxidized will result in faint images. 1st

• Bleaches&Fixer exhaustion leaves mask over highlights (high Dmin).

Aerate Bleaches&Fixer frequently. Oxidation encourages activity of bleaches.

When film wont clear after 10 min retire chemistry and re-fix film.

• Over exposure in the camera results in washed out highlights.

• Light/heat fogging before processing will appear as an overall haze.

• Outdated film may appear fogged (low Dmax).

• 1st Developer temperature too high results in washed out slides.

• 1st Developer time too long causes pushed contrast.

• 1st Developer contamination can cause washed out fogged slides.

• 1st Developer contaminated with fixer causes fog overall and blue or cyan cast.

• Rinse temperature too high (above 41°C/106°F) will cause pushed exposures.

• Color&Reversal bath time too short, resulting in thin slides (low Dmax).

• Processing at lower temperatures will result in color shifts.

• 1st Developer contamination affects color temperature.

•produces red cast in blacks.1st Developer contamination with Color&Reversal bath

• 1st Developer exhaustion or over-dilution reduces color separation.

• Coloraffects shadow color cast and density.&Reversal temp/time

• Variation in Color&Reversal pH causes color shifts on the blue-yellow

and green-magenta axis with Ektachrome and Fujichrome films.

• Poor wash after Color&Reversal bath leaves color cast in highlights.

• Color&Reversal bath contamination can result in color casts in blacks.

• Bleaches&Fixer inactivity can cause color casts. Aerate before use.

• Variations in agitation may result in color shifts.

• Wrong color filter on lens will result in a color cast.

• Air bubbles on the film from improper agitation will prevent processing in spots.

• Dirt in the solutions can embed in the emulsion.

• Dirt and chemistry residues in tank will cause small black specs on the film.

• Dust during drying process may settle on the wet film. Dry in clean space.

• Silver residues will appear dirty or streakyReturn film to Bleaches&Fixer bath for .

5 minutes. Aerate Bleaches&Fixer frequently. Oxidation encourages activity of

bleaches. When film wont clear after 10 min retire chemistry and re-fix film.

• Sulfur precipitation in Bleaches&Fixer (white dots) is from overexposure to air.

• Silver Halide residues have a milky appearance, caused from exhaustion of fixer.

• Residue fromwater can dry onto film. Rinse with distilled water and squeegee. wash

• Equipment issues result in straight colored or clear lines along the length of the film.

• Mishandling of film causes irregular scratches, pressure exposure & crescent kinks.

• Opaque slides were processed out of order, or 1st or 3rd bath omitted completely.

•were fogged, processed out of order, or Color&Reversal bath omitted. Clear slides

• Film loadedincorr Insufficient chemical volume for tank in tank ectly •

PROBLEM

Slides too dark

Slides too thin

Slides off-color

Black spots

Dirty/milky appearance

Scum on film

Scratches and wear

• Water or chemicals coming in contact with film results in colored chemistry splashes.

• Uneven chemistry distribution or agitation will leave perpendicular stripes and spots.

• Light leaks in camera or before and during processing causes bright stripes.

Stripes and spots

Blank filmno with

frame numbers

Blank sections

™ Ektachrome and E100 are trademarks of the Eastman Kodak company.

™ Fujichrome is a trademark of the FUJIFILM Corporation.

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