Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Colour, ISO 100, 35mm
I just got my first Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Colour, back from the lab. It's a color reversal film, the film I used was expired – I don't think they make them anymore – but I don't know how old it was.
It's a straight up E6 developed roll, I didn't pull or push it, and I shoot it as an ISO 100.
I think it looks pretty good, but take a look for yourself at the photos below.
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(They are all made with a Ricoh 500 G rangefinder camera, with a broken light meter)
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Hey, I’ve got a few rolls of this unboxed in the plastic tube and was thinking about developing them myself so I was wondering how you developed them? Since I can’t find anything online about it
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It’s a normal color reversal film, so you have to develop it in E6 chemistry, which you can get in a lot of camera shops or on the internet.
I didn’t develop this one myself, but at a local lab here in Copenhagen. So if you don’t want to develop it yourself, it’s properly possible at a local lab if you have on in your area.
Hope this helps you out
Best
Bo