There’s a New E-6 Film Developing Kit for Color Slide Film…At Home!

In the last few years, film based photography has seen a huge surge in popularity. More and more photographers are returning to analog cameras because of the low cost of many great cameras, and because of the overall look and feel of film based images; something that digital cameras have trouble replicating.

Due to the excitement that surrounded an announcement from Kodak in which they stated that they will be bringing back Ektachrome color slide film, OmegaBrandess have just announced that they will be releasing an at-home small batch film developing kit; the Edwal E-6 Developing Kit. Skip through the break to see the full press release. .

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2018-12-17 11:00

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