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So a friend of a friend just offered me a few (6+) rolls of kodachrome.

Naturally, he's 6 months late. But that being said, before I tell him they are paperwieghts, does anyone know about processing kodachrome as black and white?
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"Since KODACHROME film does not have incorporated dye-forming couplers, processing in any other color process will yield no image. Processing in a B&W negative process will yield a B&W silver image."
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I'm similarily interested in processing SCALA -- I have a wack load of scala in the fridge.
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Scala develops as a negative as you would process regular black and white negative film.
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lxdesign wrote:
I'm similarily interested in processing SCALA -- I have a wack load of scala in the fridge.


Scala has official times from Agfa for B&W negative developing in Rodinal. It's how I process all my Scala. Does very well at an EI of 100.
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When Scala is proc. as a neg is the exposure latitude the same a other negs or is narrow.
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