Eclair Cameras: Toning B&W 16mm prints

[Mark <super16acl@aol.com>]

Hi Julian - I'll stay on-list, as others might be interested.

I've certainly done very successful toning on B&W stills. I see no reason why 
the same toning chemicals for B&W still photography wouldn't work (to various 
degrees) with a B&W motion picture print. Kodak makes several kinds of 
brownish toners (Sepia Toner- probably the most effective warm toner, Selinium Toner 
- makes a print warm and highly archival), and of course there are various 
color toners on the market. You might want to buy a $10 plastic developing tank 
(check to make sure it is one that accepts 16mm) and try testing a few feet at 
a time with different baths. Please report back on your results, it sounds 
interesting. Mark.

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