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Description
How far it goes
- 500 ml
- 8–10 rolls
- 1 L
- 16–20 rolls
- 2 L
- 32–40 rolls
- 5 L
- 80–100 rolls
- 10 L
- 160–200 rolls
- 30 L
- 480–600 rolls
The proper cine negative developer, separate from the kit. It is what distinguishes ECN-2 from C-41 and gives the colour rendering the film was designed around.
How it differs from C-41
A different developing agent and a different balance: cine negative is developed to lower contrast because it is printed onto positive stock afterwards. Processing cine film in C-41 works, and many people do it, but the colour is not what the manufacturer intended.
Temperature
41 °C — higher than C-41 and less forgiving. A deviation shifts both density and balance; the bleach and fixer that follow are far more tolerant.
Questions and answers
Do I still need the prebath if I have this developer?
Yes, and before it. Remjet must be washed off before development or the carbon contaminates the solution.
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