Processed VELVIA 100 in RODINAL by mistake

[arseniii]

I was surprised to see one of my B/W negatives in a sepia tonality when I opened my tank, which was supposedly to be loaded with 2 TRI-Xs. The second one happened to be a slide film RVP 100.:bang::bang::bang::bang::bang::bang::bang::bang: It was souped at Rodinal for 13 min and it actually produced the results - miracle! I will post some results when film dries out...

Anybody else had such a wierd experience?

 

[Thardy]

I have some Velvia 50 that is very out of date and I thought about doing the same thing. I've heard of people processing color slide and print film in BW chemicals.

 

[cmdrzed]

Yes, post a few pics when you get a chance. I'm curious ...

 

[sienarot]

Interesting. I've processed C-41 film in BW chemicals before to see what it was like (very low contrast). Never E-6 film. I just figured it'd be the same.

 

[arseniii]

Here are the results! Quit decent in my opinion. The thing that was inherited from color transparency film is the requirement for a precise exposure...

Picture 1: No photoshop, straight out of Nikon IV scanner

Picture 2: Auto-Levels

 

[fixbones]

Wacky but looks pretty good i must say =D

 

[nikon_sam]

Scala will develop quite nicely in Rodinal...as negs...