Cinestill T6 TungstenChrome 1st Developer Bath for Cool-Tone 3200K E100T Sides, for the CS6 3-Bath Process (E-6 Chrome)

Shoot in artificial light without sacrificing 2 stops of exposure to color filtering! Kodak's published technical data sheet recommends exposing E100 at EI 25 with an 80A Filter in Tungsten (3200 K) light. Expose at box speed in low-light or even push to EI 200 or 400, and color-time your slides in processing. This requires color filtration and a 2-4 stop compensation in conventional E-6 processing. For color-timing Ektachrome, E100, E-6 compatible film. "TungstenChrome" cool-tone 3200K 1st Developer renders approximately 6+ stops of usable dynamic-range* with cleaner whites, and moderately enhanced color saturation. 1000ml stock solution makes 2000ml of single-use working solution (1+1 dilution) to develop 8-16 rolls or 100ft of Ektachrome.

Intended to be used with the Cr6 "Color&Reversal" 2-in-1 Slide Solution and the Bf6 "Bleaches&Fixer" 3-in-1 Slide Solution. Cs6 "Creative Slide" 3-Bath Kits also available here

The Cs6 "Creative Slide" 3-Bath Process makes complicated chemistry simplified alchemy! The number of processing baths for E6 film is reduced from 6 to 3. The reversal step occurs during color development in a Color&Reversal bath, and the bleach and conditioner steps are combined with the fixing step in a Bleaches&Fixer bath. Color-timing is performed with alternative 1st Developers to achieve full creative control of your slides.