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Charlotte Cook

Charlotte Cook
Profession: Documentary Student
Location: London , United Kingdom
Home base: London
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Last login: 30 minutes ago
Member since: 23 May 2006 11:05

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Urgent C41 Help needed!

I’ve been working on a project in Texas for the past two years and have just come back with several rolls of Ilford B&W C41 film.

Four of the rolls processed came out incredibly grey and grainy and essentially…wrong. After bitter complaining to the developers and their argument that I just took crap photos I took them to a specialist who has said the negs were developed wrong.

I’m a little devastated as the contact prints look exactly how I’d hoped the photos would and I’m now a bit confused as to what to do.

The man I spoke to said they should be recoverable in a darkroom, it’s been a 2 years since I have been in a darkroom (due to expense) so really my questions are…

Does anyone know of an easy way to rectify this and also of a reasonable place to rent darkroom time that might also offer a refresher course?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Charlotte

25 Sep 2008 12:09 | 3 replies

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