B&W Dias film

[ahelg]

I've been trying to find some sort of B&W dias film and discovered that the AGFA Scala is the only one. I want to try some but the processing of one 36-exposure scala film here in oslo costs an amazin $35. This is just to much for one roll of slides and so I am trying to find a cheaper place.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any mailers I can use to get cheaper processing. I will have to be able to send the mailer from Norway. Does anyone know of any?

What kind of results would I get if I cross-process C-41 B&W film?

 

[santino]

foma, a czech brand produces b&w slide film too, foma R100.

 

[santino]

http://www.foma.cz/foma/produkt/FotoDetail.asp?produktid=14&seznam=cernob_fot

 

[ksmattfish]

You can buy a kit that allows you to develop Tmax 100 as positives.

 

[santino]

I've heard that it's quite complicated to develop normal negative film as slide stuff. But I've heard that Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 is good for those actions.
I haven't tried it yet.

 

[Christie Photo]

If you decide to do direct positive processing, choose a film that has a clear acetate base rather than an Estar base.