Using the Unicolor C-41 kit couldn't be simpler. You mix up the developer, blix and stabilizer, feeling all the while a bit like a mad scientist. You draw a bath for your chems in your kitchen sink well above the target 102 degrees fahrenheit, let the chems come to temp, pre-soak using the water once it comes close to the target temp. Pour that out, pour in the developer, process 3.50 mins, pour that back in the bottle, pour in the blix for another 6.50 mins, then wash for 3 mins and stabilize for 1 min. I've been keeping the developer at 102, but have not worried where the blix, water or stabilizer are - just so long as they are pretty warm (they've been in the bath with the developer, so they'll be close).
I think, in photography, there are those who've done it and know what they are talking about, those who do not know, but pretend they do, and those attached to rules to the exclusion of all else.
I want to be in the first group.
This image is the result of an error in the mechanics of processing, not in the chemistry of it.
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