Strange C41 Result

[haryanto]

Anybody know why this happened, fil fuji 400H expired 2014, develop by hand in tanks C41 fuji CN1
if chemical failure, my next rol portra developed normaly result

[Rudeofus]

Just to be sure: are you 100% sure that this film was indeed Fuji pro 400H C41 film, and not by any chance slide film? Can you tell us what the edge markings say? Do you see the orange mask on your film strips?

[polyglot]

Those scans - are they scans from the negs or prints made by RA4? If they're scans from neg, could be the scanner settings are wonky.

[pentaxuser]

Do the negs look like the pictures you show except in reverse of course? These scans are almost monochromatic so the negs must look strange as well.

Based on what you have said about the next roll to be developed being fine, there are only two explanations:

1. Something went wrong when processing but if so, it seems strange that on the next roll you did everything right.

2. There is something wrong with the film

Number two seems the more likely. You are absolutely certain that it was colour neg film that you had? It actually says on the outside of the cassette C41?

pentaxuser

[haryanto]

Just to be sure: are you 100% sure that this film was indeed Fuji pro 400H C41 film, and not by any chance slide film? Can you tell us what the edge markings say? Do you see the orange mask on your film strips?

Yes the box and the plastic bag said it fuji pro 400H, the edge marking too

[haryanto]

@Polyglot: scan from negative, my scanner are ok, I scan other negative too,
@Pentaxuser: my next roll ok , it's look like the film expired too long, the label say it exp. date 2014

[haryanto]

Just to be sure: are you 100% sure that this film was indeed Fuji pro 400H C41 film, and not by any chance slide film? Can you tell us what the edge markings say? Do you see the orange mask on your film strips?

yes 100% sure it's fuji pro400H, orange mask on the film strip

[Bob-D659]

Well storage at high temps for even a short period of time will do wonderful things to unexposed film.

[Stephen Frizza]

I see this all the time, does the Negative itself look normal? because when scanning or printing without correcting filtration the film it will look like this. I took the file you present here and spent 5 seconds to filter out some of the cyan and the colour fell roughly into place. With a higher quality scan I could get the colour spot on for you. I would be interested to see the negative as a negative as it actually is this would reveal everything. Alternately if it is a processing problem do you have control strips?

[haryanto]

I see this all the time, does the Negative itself look normal? because when scanning or printing without correcting filtration the film it will look like this. I took the file you present here and spent 5 seconds to filter out some of the cyan and the colour fell roughly into place. With a higher quality scan I could get the colour spot on for you. I would be interested to see the negative as a negative as it actually is this would reveal everything. Alternately if it is a processing problem do you have control strips?

Thank you Stephen, I dont do much color process, just for fun, my main film is BW I can full control with BW
I suspect the film relabelling the expired date, some of them has record texture backing paper, got this experience in very old bw film