E6 Film Developing The Short Version

[@asmahism]

Your channel is one of the most informative for film photography, thank you. I especially love your video about Velvia, far more informative than pretty much any other channel on KZbin. Do you have any plans to do more videos like that? I for one would really appreciate that.

[@tonysantophotography]

Kyle, thank you for the kinds words. I really enjoy making videos but they do take a long time to produce so I'm limited on how often I can release videos. I have lots of ideas but so little time. More videos on the way. I appreciate your support of my channel! Sincerely, Tony

[@QARIB_JEWELRY]

Nice video👌

[@tonysanto4804]

Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to watch.

[@jasonlamarking]

I'd love to see a comparison where you develop the same shot in both the Fuji 6-bath and one of the simplified 3-bath kits on the market. I'm not convinced that those 3-bath kits render a properly developed image.

[@tonysantophotography]

Jason, that's a great idea for a video. I'll see if I can make it happen. Thanks for watching! Tony

[@flipflopsleica]

Some serious chemical mixing. How many 8x10 sheets doo you get from this arrangement of chems? Answer 62. :) Thanks

[@tonysantophotography]

Thanks for watching! Tony

[@kaewk]

I just wondering How long you can keep the chemical after the mixing ?

[@tonysantophotography]

I usually use it all up within 72 hours; I basically do a “film developing marathon”. In previous tests, the chemistry lasted about 25 days before going bad under my environmental conditions. I would recommend doing your own tests just to make sure. Thanks! Tony

[@kaewk]

@@tonysantophotography thanks you for information, now I only develop all the film in tetanal 3 bath and wanna try to switch to the 6 bath I hear that it’s better than the three bath. PS I love you video ❤️

[@spieler440]

Hey, love the videos👍 I do have a few questions though. I used to buy the Fuji hunt chemistry but for whatever reason I can't find it anywhere outside of Europe, are you still using it? If you are, then can you please tell me where you're finding it?

[@tonysantophotography]

Thanks! I purchase all my E6 & C41 chemistry from southpoint photo; ask for Sean Souri.