My film holders arrived today, along with a special surprise: 75 sheets of the Kodak Ektachrome 64. Now normally this would be a super bonus, except they are, according to the packaging, E3 processing which hasn’t been done in 40 years. I had a lot of fun identifying the film from the notch code, and since the can’t reasonably processed, using a sheet a trainer for loading the film in the holders.
Still, if anyone has a batch of old E-3 Chemicals sitting a dusty basement of their out of business photo lab, or finds a wormhole to the early 1970’s let me know.
http://www.rockymountainfilm.com/e4.htm (expensive!!) or maybe play with some cross processing? If you can even do that with E-3, I’m not sure.
