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Do you develop C-41 at home?
it was agfachrome 100, cross processed in the lab, but yeah, now I develop c41 (also the cross proces) at home, but only the roll films (because in the lab it's too expensive), 35 mm still in the lab (cheaper)
some bottles for that chemicals, a tub (or just the bath-tub) full of temperatured water for 42°C (you need keep up the temperature of the water for whole process!!!) and a developer tank
Hope, I can start experimenting next year! Before starting the developing of b&w-films I had a great passion for selfmade redscales and crossprocessed films, and every new step to more independence is good
and I made a mistake, the temperature must be 38°C (or 45°C in the rapid process), not 42 °C
very luck wit it
Thanks a lot!!!