AGFA COLOUR CN S Development?

[Ian Grant]

It seems they are over subscribed with Scala but they now state they may be offering Fomapan R100 processing and other sizes.

Ian

[railwayman3]

It seems they are over subscribed with Scala but they now state they may be offering Fomapan R100 processing and other sizes.

Ian

That would be a useful service.

[burkie]

Gosh,Thanks for all the replies guys,

I will contact the lab in England,I have a local lead here too as I mentioned it to an old Pro.
The info on the C17 is invaluable.

Thanks again,

I'll post the results.

Eugene

[Ian Grant]

Alternative processing formulae were published in the BJP Almanac/Annual so anyone with the raw chemistry can dve the film.

Ian

[AgX]

As there seems to be some mor interest in the CN-17...



There were several CN-17's:


CN-17 (maskless, later CN-17 Universal until 1975)

CN-17 M (single-masked, Photokina 1965)

CN-17 M (double-masked, combining Agfa and Gevaert technology, first introduced in the USA, 1965)

CN-17 Special (same film, 1966)

CNS (20 DIN, first Agfacolor with twin halide layers, magenty & cyan, 1968)

CNS (new yellow coupler 1969)


CNS took the same process as the old CN-17 Universal, but with a slightly longer fixing time.
CN-17 Special took also the same process, but as the masking took place in the bleach bath, this had to be regenerated.