Kodak, and I am sure other photographic companies sell E6 kits for
"at-home" development of E6 (Ektachrome, etc. ) slides. They work very
well, and you can have dried and mounted color slides in less than 1/2 hr,
if you have a film dryer--rushing. Less than an hour, easily. (Each kit
will do about 6 rolls (more?) of 36 exposure film.)

They also sell kits for Kwhatever (Kodacolor), but then you're left with a
color negative. These can actually be useful in certain instances, such as
making color slides of graphs or line art.

Phil

>Look around for slide processing.  Here in Salt Lake City, I know of one
>lab that will process E-6 in 4 hrs, and I think they will do it in 1 or 2
>hrs for a premium.
>
>Chris Tully
>
>On Tue, 29 Jul 1997, Patrick Van Oostveldt wrote:
>>
>> Probably we will use a dye-sub if we need to make transparancies, but this
>> is only if there is no time left (<24H) for making slides.
>>
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