In article <Or#2yp9#JHA.4376@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl>, James Silverton
wrote:
> Peter wrote on Thu, 2 Jul 2009 19:41:05 -0400:
>
> > Are you talking about E6 or C41. E6 being slides either color
> > or B&W and C41 being a negative
>
> For unenlightened people like me, please translate notation like "E6".

Kodak calls the chemical process for developing Ektachrome slide film
E6.

C41 is what they call the process for developing color negative film.

And as long as we're showing off, there was E4 before E6 and E3 before
E4; C22 preceded C41.

What E6 has to do with b/w slides is beyond me.

And now that you know, here's the quiz:

Find even the merest bit of relevance to scanning slides and b/w or
color negatives in all of that. You have five minutes.

Start ..... now!