Kodak Ektachrome 5399vn 35mm film rolls 36exp Low ISO 12/25

Description

Kodak 5399vn 35mm Ektachrome color film rolled onto reusable film spools

~36 exposures per roll This film is about 20 years old, results are not guaranteed

NOTE – I recommend that this film is developed by hand and is prewashed for ~2 Mins with water to prevent the developer from being affected by a possible green residue on the film. I don’t recommend this film be sent to a lab as the machine processing doesn’t allow for pre-wash as far as I’m aware.

This film stock has what looks to be fungus spots along the entire length, but gives a unique look

This film is an old Ektachrome print film, shot at 12/25 iso so very slow, Can be shot in bright sun at reasonable speeds, but also good for long exposures with ND filters

This film was used as a print film, unlike normal Ektachrome films available now. This means this film was used to take images of developed negatives, then developed as a negative film, creating a positive image without developing in slide chemicals.

When normally shot in a film camera, and developed in the current negative film developer, C41, the results are negative images on an almost perfectly clear base.

When developed in E6 slide chemicals, results are slides on an expected black base but have a green tint to all images, I believe this is equivalent to a color shift due to Cross-Processing in the wrong chemicals

Pictures on this listing are some I developed in c41 but will update with images developed in E6 chemicals.

Can develop a dreamy-looking green tint on the edges and a reddish tint in the middle. The film has a clear base after developing

Due to using reusable spools, if you want to send back the used empty ones, use the contact form and let me know