Processing e-6 with c-41 chemicals

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So i've started doing some home processing with B&W and it came out ok :thumbs:

Going to get A C41 3 bath kit shortly but wanted to know if I could process E6 the same way to give it a cross process look. Have a load of 120 Extachrome film so wanted to have a play with some crazy colours :bonk:

Anyone done this and have any examples :thumbs:
 
Tried it with Velvia 100 and got a severe colour cast:



Part of the fun is the different results from other films.
 
Make sure you do it at the end of the life of the chemicals, at exhaustion - so you don't contaminate any C-41 film you want to process with C-41 chemicals.
 
zeroeseight said:
Tried it with Velvia 100 and got a severe colour cast:



Part of the fun is the different results from other films.
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Love it and thats the results i want :thumbs:

freecom2 said:
Make sure you do it at the end of the life of the chemicals, at exhaustion - so you don't contaminate any C-41 film you want to process with C-41 chemicals.
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Think the kit i'll use is a 1 shot mix so should be ok :)
 
Which one is that? All the kits that I am aware of in the UK - Tetenal, Fuji Hunt and the Rollei kits (the latter is just repackaged Fuji Hunt) are all multiple use till exhaustion kits.
 
Provia 100 in Tetenal C-41 (shot on Helga the Homeless Holga)


Altofts Canal by The Big Yin, on Flickr

(if you click through to my flickr, there's a few other examples - they're all pretty gash, so I'll not inflict them directly on everyone ;))

I used to run a 12-15 C41 films through the 1L Tetenal, then "retire" the chemicals for "x-processing" duties.
 
Fuji Sensia 200 in C-41

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I bought a 1l kit and used half as normal then retired it as TBY suggests. Mainly because X-Pro film can royally b****r your chemicals
 
I used to use C41 and process E6 that used to throw up some good results
 
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