Bellini C-41 Colour Negative Film Developing Kit - 5L

Bellini C-41 Colour Negative Film Developing Kit - 5L

The Bellini C-41 Colour Negative Film Developing Kit is a complete home and lab processing solution for developing C-41 colour negative film. Designed for use at the standard C-41 processing temperature of 38°C, this kit provides all the chemistry required to mix 5 litres of developer, bleach and fixer, plus enough stabiliser to make 50 litres of working solution.

With a capacity of up to 80 rolls of 35mm film (36 exposures), it offers an economical and reliable option for photographers who regularly process colour negative film and want professional-quality results without relying on commercial labs.

Why We Like It

Bellini chemistry has built a strong reputation amongst home processors and professional labs alike for producing consistent, accurate colour results. This larger 5-litre kit offers excellent value for anyone processing film regularly, while still being manageable for dedicated home darkrooms. The included replenishment times help maintain consistent results throughout the life of the kit.

Key Features

• Complete C-41 colour negative film processing kit
• Makes 5 litres of developer
• Makes 5 litres of bleach-NR
• Makes 5 litres of fixer RA
• Makes 50 litres of stabiliser
• Designed for standard C-41 processing at 38°C
• Suitable for home darkrooms and professional labs
• Capacity of up to 80 rolls of 35mm film (36 exposures)
• Rapid Access (RA) process chemistry
• Produces accurate colour reproduction and consistent results

Processing Times

• Pre-heat: 3:00 at 38°C
• Developer: 3:15 at 38°C (extend as chemistry ages)
• Bleach: 3:00 at 32–38°C
• Fixer: 1:30–2:00 at 32–38°C
• Stabiliser: 3:00 at 32–38°C

What's in the Box

• C-41 Developer concentrate (makes 5 litres)
• C-41 Bleach-NR concentrate (makes 5 litres)
• C-41 Fixer RA concentrate (makes 5 litres)
• Stabiliser concentrate (makes 50 litres)
• Mixing and processing instructions

Ideal For

• Home colour film processors
• Film photography enthusiasts
• Educational darkrooms
• Professional film labs
• Anyone regularly processing C-41 colour negative film