Loading Super 8mm film in a custom designed and built nested canister. This is designed for the Estes Cineroc, but may be used for any Super 8 film 10 feet or less. The film must be loaded into the canister in total darkness or in a changing bag. With Tungsten balanced film exposed through an 85A filter, processing like this is especially useful, because the film has to be "pushed" 2 stops, which means the color developer step is four times longer than normal. Where do you get chemicals for hobby E6 processing? In the past, Agfa, Ilford, Kodak, Jobo, Fuji, and Tetenal have all made 3-step hobby chemistry kits, but we could not find any in stock anywhere, so you'll either have to find an old kit on Ebay, get fresh 6-step professional chemicals from a professional photo processing provider, or acquire and mix your own. A professional photo processor may also be open to 6-step processing the film if you show them the system (go ahead, waste a few feet of film) and then bring them a loaded canister. Example film: http://www.cosrocs.org/photos/2005/howtek2.mov