CineStill D6 DaylightChrome (Del 1 av 3) , CineStill

Produktbeskrivning på engelska: Features: Daylight-balanced 5500K for neutral-tone slides in daylight or with electronic flash 1000ml stock solution makes 2000ml of working solution (diluted 1+1 with water) Single-use solution has a capacity of 8-16 rolls (135/120), 32-64 sheets (4x5), or 100 feet (35mm) of film Approximately 6+ stops of usable dynamic-range*, just like conventional E-6 processing Vibrant color rendering Low D-min for brighter whites and clean highlights Push process using dilutions and development times with variable temperatures Image archivability for at least 80 years Easily mixed liquid concentrate Mixing stock solution: Place 16oz (470ml) of water into a clean glass or plastic pitcher. Use a clean plastic stir stick or the TCS-1000 to circulate the liquid. While circulating, add the contents of this bottle. Top off solution with water to make 1000ml. Mix well. Store mixed solution in a tightly capped, completely filled storage container for 2-6 weeks. Yellows with age and turns amber when perished. Oxygen and contaminants cause developing agents to perish. Normal Development: 1+1 Dilution ~ 6min @104°f (40°C) Push +1: Stock Solution ~ 6min or 1+1 Dilution ~ 8min Push +2: Stock Solution ~ 8min Maintaining temperature is not essential beyond pouring in the 1st developer. When a temperature control bath is not available, simply preheat the 1st Developer +2ºF warmer, and the other baths will automatically process-to-completion as they cool down. Only the 1st developer is time and temperature critical because it controls contrast and color. * ”Usable dynamic-range” is the amount of full stops of exposure value that renders acceptable detail and color. “Total dynamic-range” however, is the maximum range containing tonal separation rendering any detail, and is often twice the usable dynamic-range. The usable dynamic-range of conventional slide film is between 6-8 stops (total 14-16 stops). Color negative is between 9-13 stops (total 16-21 stops). Digital sensors are mostly between 7-10 stops (total 12-15 stops).