Long lasting shelf life with 3 part Developer and Blix mixtures. Instructions for machine processors and hand processing included. Push/Pull processing instructions included. Quick reference card for processing times This kit contains products to make 1 litre of Developer 1 litre of Bleach-RA 1 litre of Fixer RA and 10 litres of Stabilizer. No special processor needed (use standard processing tanks and reels). 2 bath kit (just like most black and white processing). Easy to mix liquid chemicals to make 1 quart (just combine 3 parts with water). 
Reusable Developer and Blix for processing up to 24 rolls of film with reuse, see instructions Buy CineStill CS41 Liquid Developing Quart Kit for Processing C-41 Color Negative Film, Color Simplified 24 Rolls Gloves online at an affordable price.
1 Quart will process approximately 8 rolls of 35mm x 36 exp. For processing any color negative (C-41) film Cs41 Color Simplified Powder Kit for Color Processing at Home (C-41 Chemistry) Processing ANY color negative film at home is easy with these 2 simple. No darkroom or automated processor required! Processing ANY color negative film (C41) at home is easy with these 2 simple liquid chemistry mixtures. This liquid chemical, two bath processing kit can be used at a variety of temperatures (72 - 102 degrees F) with the same equipment you already process your black and white film with at home. Limited Quantity items are non-returnable.Ĭs41 "Color Simplified" Quart Kit for Color Processing at Home (C-41 Chemistry) These items can only be shipped via GROUND in the Continental United States.They can not be shipped to PO boxes or Internationally. In the kit, you get all the chemicals you need to process your own colour negative film, which makes things nice and simple. It has been specially designed for easy development of C41 negative film, and in all the years we have been using and selling it, it has never let us down. I should also mention, I’m using this process with the Unicolor C-41 Powder 35mm / 120 Film Home Developer (1 liter) Kit. That’s easily solved by using a regular kitchen sous vide. But twenty rolls are possible if you've been processing three rolls at a time, after that I'd give the chemicals a good send off and say thank you to them.NOTE: This item is classified as Limited Quantity for transportation. Our go-to recommendation is the Tetenal Colortec C-41 Developing Kit. The main difference is that with C-41 film, you have to worry about getting the temperature of your chemicals up to 102F / 39C. For example the Tetenal 1 litre kit says sixteen rolls are the limit, and possibly this is influenced by the increasing length of the processing time as much as chemical exhaustion. Fortunately photography is not only a science but an evaluative medium and if the eighth, ninth or tenth film looks OK it will be OK. I suspect the Unicolor C-41 instructions are the source of the 'eight roll' limit and it's probably a good limit if you are doing a scientific evaluation of the negatives. But the eighth film can only be judged if it is shot at exactly the same time as the first, or how do you know the light isn't different, the colour palette changed, or your metering or lens affecting the results? 
Similarly some people will keep their chemicals in dedicated one litre opaque bottles rather than old plastic lemonade bottles. If you process three films at a time the chemicals will last longer than processing three films individually because you are reducing the overall oxidation of the chemicals through contact with the air. Tetenal Colortec C-41 Rapid 2 Bath Color Negative Developing Kit has been specially designed for. It largely will depend on the person who's doing the processing. Colortec - the best available technology for color chemicals.
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