CINESTILL CS41 Color Simplified Quart Kit Powder

• Contains All Chemistry for C-41 Process
• Two-Bath Process; Developer and Blix
• Rinse Aid Stabilizer Included
• Can Be Used with Daylight Tank Systems
• For Processing Up to 24 Rolls of Film
• Includes Processing Times Reference Card

Containing all the necessary chemistry to process your own color negative film, the Cs41 C-41 Kit from Cinestill is a convenient kit for making one quart of working solution. This two-bath process, consisting of a three-part developer solution and a three-part bleach-fix solution, is reusable for up to 24 rolls, and a rinse aid stabilizer is also included to ensure consistent results throughout the lifespan of the chemistry. The chemistry can be used in conjunction with standard daylight developing tanks for ease of use, and a reference card and instructions are also included for correct processing times, push/pull times, and chemistry mixing.

Cs41 Development kit in powder form! This kit does not contain a stabilizer bath and final rinsing bath. As most modern colour films have a stabilizer in the emulsion, this bath is not necessary. When films are developed that are more than 20 years old an additional stabilizer is needed. We therefore recommend to opt for the liquid version of this development kit in that case. As a final rinsing bath you can either use distilled water or Kodak Photo-Flo.

The Cs41 Color Film Processing Kit from CineStill is a C-41 development kit for easy colour film development at home. Indeed, this kit mainly focuses on the easy in-house development of color film at home with the dock materials you already have for developing black and white films.

The kit consists only of two baths (0.94 L) and is very flexible in use, the chemistry is usable at a temperature between 22 °C and 38 °C (see included instructions for detailed possibilities). 10 films can be developed simultaneously. The kit can be used for up to 24 films, as the developer and blix can be reused and are usable for longer than normal C-41 kits after making the working solution.

In short, with this kit in combination with your existing development tank, colour thermometer and water you can easily develop your colour films at home.

This kit comes in powder form and consists of three parts that need to be mixed with water. Part 1 (colour developer) has to be mixed with water to get the first bath. Part 2 consists of two bags (A + B) which both have to be mixed with water to get to the second bath.