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== Coffee Processing ==
== Coffee Processing ==
[http://www.colorservices.com/Film-Processing.html#coffee Coffee Processing] yields black and white negatives. Instant coffee and Vitamin C are used instead of a standard film developer.
[http://www.colorservices.com/Film-Processing.html#coffee Coffee Processing] yields black and white negatives. Instant coffee and Vitamin C are used instead of a standard film developer.
== Unsupported Film Stock ==
This section notes the types of film stock that are not designed to be processed using C41, B&W or E6 processing. If the film stock in question is not noted below, speak with Glen about the possibility of processing it here and the expected success.
  -Seattle FilmWorks: Old 35mm motion picture film designed for the ECN-2 process. Customers inquiring about processing this film can be directed to FilmRescue [http://www.filmrescue.com/ Film Rescue International]
    [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_FilmWorks Film Works]

Revision as of 12:48, 3 June 2013

E6

This is reversal process the yields a transparencies. Since slide mounts are no longer manufactured, we can no longer provide mounted slides as an option on 35mm E6 processing.

C41

This is a color negative processing.

Black & White

Film processing that yields black and white negatives.

Coffee Processing

Coffee Processing yields black and white negatives. Instant coffee and Vitamin C are used instead of a standard film developer.

Unsupported Film Stock

This section notes the types of film stock that are not designed to be processed using C41, B&W or E6 processing. If the film stock in question is not noted below, speak with Glen about the possibility of processing it here and the expected success.

  -Seattle FilmWorks: Old 35mm motion picture film designed for the ECN-2 process. Customers inquiring about processing this film can be directed to FilmRescue Film Rescue International
   Film Works