[Free shipping by mail] Marix color negative (ECN-2) powder developer only [12 bottles x 3 bags] For additional refills

This is a set of 3 packets of developer only for Marix color negative (ECN-2).
One set can develop 12 rolls of 35mm film (36 exposures each).

Regular bleaching and fixing solutions can be stored for long periods of time, so you can develop your film more reasonably by simply adding developing solution.

In addition, by separating the developing mother solution and the replenisher solution, stable development and longer storage time are possible.
Specifically, one set (1 liter) is the mother solution, and the other set is the replenisher solution. Use the mother solution for development, discarding 50 ml of the mother solution and adding 50 ml from the replenisher solution for each roll of 35mm 36 exposures.

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Please note that the work process is simple and can be done at home.

The benefits are of course the cost, but you can also see the photos you take on the same day! You can increase or decrease the sensitivity as you like!

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Middle-aged Otaku-san, a YouTuber who I'm always grateful to, has posted a video on how to use ECN-2 developing solution.
Please take a look for reference!!
[Color negative film] [Home development] This video shows how to develop Kodak Vision3 color negative film for movies using ECN2 developer.
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For more details, please see kio's page on HOTOWALK~Talk of photography and cameras~.

[Home development of color negative film] I tried developing color negative film using MARIX C-41 developer

[Home development of color negative film] Santa Color 100/MARIX C-41 developer sample images

Kio's Twitter is here
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[Kit contents]
Color developer powder (for 1 liter) x 3 bags

[Bleach solution performance test]
Prepare a black and white negative by exposing it to light, developing, fixing, and drying it as usual. (This is the completely black negative at the zeroth frame.)
Put it in the bleach and measure the time it takes for the black color to disappear and become translucent milky white (3-4 minutes is enough bleaching power).
Then dip it in fixer to make sure it creates a nice, transparent negative.


[Fixing solution performance test]
Place a piece of undeveloped black-and-white or color negative film directly into the fixer.
Measure the time it takes for the color to fade and the base color to become transparent (if it's within 3-4 minutes, the adhesion is sufficient).
The color negative has a base orange, so it's easier to see in black and white.

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