Developing EIR at home using E-6 processing?

[r.h.photo@xxxxxxxxxx]

IN>Well, I just finished shooting my first roll of EIR E-6 color IR slide film
IN>t week and sent it to my local "pro-lab" to get developed.  I spoke to the m
IN>ine operator and she said that it shouldn't be a problem because her   machi
IN>uses all mechanical sensors and not IR ones.  Unfortunately, when I got my s
IN>es back the, entire strip was fogged with a red/magenta cast, starting from
IN>ore the first frame to past the last frame.  I guess their machine uses IR s
IN>ors after all?  The moral of this story is BE VERY CAREFUL where you send th
IN>film to get processed.

IN>I called Kodak and asked them where I could send EIR film to get developed,
IN>only place they could recommend was Rocky Mountain Film Developing.  At Rock
IN>you can get either AR-5 or E-6 developing, both cost $15.50 per roll plus $4
IN>shiping and handling.  The other place that develops this film has already b
IN>mentioned on this list; Foto Works in NJ 732 530 5955 will develop it for $1
IN>roll plus $5 shipping and handling.  It looks like developing EIR (at least
IN>now) is going to be expensive. If any one knows of other labs that are devel
IN>ing this new film please post their address and phone# on this list.


I do E-6 in my lab.  All by hand....

Check my web page at:  HTTP://WWW.METPRO.COM/RHPHOTO/INDEX.HTM

Or E-mail me at R.H.PHOTO@xxxxxxxxxx

Red


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