Park Hill
Experiment developing colour slide film in black and white developer. I have a few rolls of expired (2004) Fuji Velvia ISO 50 film, usually I cross-process it in C41 chemistry. I wanted to see what happens with Rodinal, so took bracketed exposures with ISO 50,100,200,400 and 800. I used Rodinal 1:100 at 20 degrees, semi-stand for 60 minutes. There were scannable negatives at all speeds, but ISO 100 and 200 seemed about right. Surprisingly there was some colouration (though this may have been a scanning artefact) and the edge markings were yellow as they are when I use C41 chemicals. This is a collage of 3 frames.
Park Hill
Experiment developing colour slide film in black and white developer. I have a few rolls of expired (2004) Fuji Velvia ISO 50 film, usually I cross-process it in C41 chemistry. I wanted to see what happens with Rodinal, so took bracketed exposures with ISO 50,100,200,400 and 800. I used Rodinal 1:100 at 20 degrees, semi-stand for 60 minutes. There were scannable negatives at all speeds, but ISO 100 and 200 seemed about right. Surprisingly there was some colouration (though this may have been a scanning artefact) and the edge markings were yellow as they are when I use C41 chemicals. This is a collage of 3 frames.