A Celebration of E6

[rhl-oregon]

100EV, Fujica G690

 

[Moto-Uno]

One from a few years ago with some rerolled Provia 100F for my Medalist 1

 

[RBruceCR]

I hope they keep making the chemicals to process it. Does anyone uses the Tetenal E6 kit in their Jobo processing machines? What is the cost of the Tetenal E6?

 

[hausen]

Wow this thread has got me thinking I have only shot B&W for a year or so. May have to shoot some of the Velvia I have in the fridge hear at my office

 

[hausen]

^Wow I really like the stern shot!

+1 on that!

 

[wilonstott]

Keep it going.

Leica M4-P, Nokton 35mm f/1.4, Provia 100f

 

[mob81]

AgfaPhoto CT Precisa 100


Scan_20OCT'13-13 by Mohammed Basamh, on Flickr


Scan_20OCT'13-28 by Mohammed Basamh, on Flickr


Scan_20OCT'13-32 by Mohammed Basamh, on Flickr

 

[k__43]

RSX II 50 .. the BEST slide film ever:


Untitled by Kay__K, on Flickr


Untitled by Kay__K, on Flickr

 

[Fernando2]

I love chromes!
I'll miss E6 dearly. Let's hope it will stay longer than anticipated.

A few of my 2013 chromes (Mamiya RB/RZ 67, Velvia50):

LONG LIVE E6!!!!!

 

[Moto-Uno]

Mamiya 7 Provia 100F,can't shoot enough of it. Peter

 

[Fernando2]

Now two chromes shot with a rangefinder (since it's rangefinderforum after all! )

 

[DanT]

Awesome chromes everyone! I do love me some E6. Picking up two rolls of Velvia 50 from the lab today. Hopefully I did something right

In the meantime....

Provia 400X in a Canon EOS 7


Velvia 100 in a Fuji GW690III


Velvia 50 in the same Fuji


Come on 5 o'clock! I want to see how badly I messed up those two rolls.

 

[wilonstott]

Leica M4-P, Nokton 35mm f/1.4, Provia 100f

Thread is going great. Shoot more slide film.

 

[BW400CN]

Kodak Retina III S - Kodak Elitechrome 100 von Michael Relguag auf Flickr


Kodak Retina III S - Kodak Elitechrome 100 von Michael Relguag auf Flickr


Kodak Retina III S - Kodak Elitechrome 100 von Michael Relguag auf Flickr


Kodak Retina III S - Kodak Elitechrome 100 von Michael Relguag auf Flickr


Kodak Retina III S - Kodak Elitechrome 100 von Michael Relguag auf Flickr


Kodak Retina III S - Kodak Elitechrome 100 von Michael Relguag auf Flickr

Innsbruck / Tyrol / Austria
Gardens from the castle of Ambras
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambras_Castle
Kodak EliteChrome 100
Kodak Retina IIIS
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[wilonstott]

Nice work, BW400CN.

Are you using up frozen stock of Elitechrome, or are these older images? I don't notice any color shift.

Plus, that Retina IIIs is putting out some nice images; what lens are you using with it?

 

[BW400CN]

Nice work, BW400CN.

Are you using up frozen stock of Elitechrome, or are these older images? I don't notice any color shift.

Plus, that Retina IIIs is putting out some nice images; what lens are you using with it?

I use the last Elitechrome that I could buy end of last year - running out feb. 2014 - stored at room temperature
I´ve got 8 roll left that I´m going to shot to the end of 2014 - then Kodak and slides are history - I´m trying a Fuji Velvia 50 in my Nikon f90 @ the moment - maybe I will like it :angel:
If I like it I would love to do some 6x6 slides with my Voigtländer Brillant S and my Pentacon Six TL.

Lenses - I´m ain´t sure which lens I used on which pic but I have only 3 for the Retina IIIS:
Schneider - Kreuznach Curtagon 2,8 35mm
Schneider - Kreuznach Xenar 2,8 500
Schneider - Kreuznach Tele Xenar 4,0 135mm

I should write down the exifs - I know!!! :angel:

 

[VertovSvilova]

I love reversal film. I still have quite a bit of Kodak E100G in the freezer and I will be sorry when it's gone. I'm also concerned about E-6 chemistry and processing. I'm trying to use as much of the film as I can these days.

 

[rjstep3]

Who makes the chemicals for E6 processing? are they so specific to E6 chemistry, or are they generally available?

Ferrania is planning on releasing slide film next year, so I suppose they must have planned for the continuation of E6 chemicals being available, or making them available themselves.

Apologies for being so ignorant, but I am dreading the demise of slide film, if it does indeed die. Not sure I would want to stay with film photography without it, negs just don't have the impact, and have grain I could well do without.

Can anyone give me some assurance?

rjstep3

 

[tsiklonaut]

Who makes the chemicals for E6 processing? are they so specific to E6 chemistry, or are they generally available?

Apologies for being so ignorant, but I am dreading the demise of slide film, if it does indeed die. Not sure I would want to stay with film photography without it, negs just don't have the impact, and have grain I could well do without.

Can anyone give me some assurance?

There are E6 development kits around, you can buy them from shops who deal with the analog stuff. The 3-bath kits (Tetenal etc) are simple and home-usable with bath-tempered single tank developing.

The proper 6-bath (I only know Fuji Hunt Chrome 6x) bring superior results and also give probably better longetivity for your slides, but the 6-bath kit also requires more skills on development - you're better off using a processor.

I think E6 will stay IF we keep buying it. A simple law of "interest and supply".
It probably will get more expensive, since it's already somewhat a niche in film terms but I'm hoping it'll be here for affordible prices for at least for some 5 years.

In any case we, who love it, should keep shooting E6 to show the manufacturers we analog photographers STILL have a lot of intrest in slides!

 

[tsiklonaut]

E6 slides

E6 slides

Planet Hiiumaa (vi) by tsiklonaut, on Flickr











Infrared Horizons by tsiklonaut, on Flickr











if I could only fly... by tsiklonaut, on Flickr​