Product Description

The Film Photography Project (FPP) Color Slide Rapid E6 Home Developing Kit is the perfect solution for photographers who want to process their own color reversal (slide) film at home. Designed for simplicity, consistency, and high-quality results, this kit makes E6 development accessible whether you’re a beginner or an experienced home developer.

This rapid 3-bath E6 kit produces true color slide (positive) images with beautiful saturation, fine grain, and accurate color reproduction. Compatible with all E6 slide films—including Fujifilm Provia, Fujifilm Velvia, Kodak Ektachrome, and other modern or expired emulsions—this kit includes everything you need to start developing your film in your own workspace.

Ideal for photographers looking for more control, faster turnaround, and the satisfaction of producing their own color slides.

Key Features

• 3-bath rapid E6 process for simplified home development

• Produces true color positive slides with excellent color and contrast

• Compatible with all E6 slide films (Ektachrome, Provia, Velvia, etc.)

• Designed for consistent, repeatable results

• Suitable for beginners and advanced film developers

• Can be used with standard developing tanks and equipment

• Faster turnaround than traditional 6-bath E6 kits

Specifications

• Brand: Film Photography Project (FPP)

• Kit Type: E6 Color Slide Developing Kit

• Process: Rapid 3-Bath E6

• Compatibility:

  • 35mm, 120, and sheet film

  • All E6 slide film stocks (expired or fresh)

• Includes:

  • First Developer

  • Color Developer

  • Blix (Bleach + Fix)

  • Instructions for optimal temperature and timing

• Yield: Varies by kit size (typically multiple rolls per kit—specify if you know your kit size)

Ideal For

• Home developers

• Photographers wanting full control of their workflow

• Film shooters wanting fast, clean E6 development

• Creating high-quality color slides for projection or scanning

Condition

• Brand New / Unopened Chemicals

• Store in a cool, dry place

• Shelf life varies depending on storage conditions