...and you got a fine grain . Did you try to enlarge the negs with an enlarger or did you scan them ?
Just scanned. I don't do a wet darkroom.
]]>I have processed colour slide film in the past, and, with the film and chemistry I was using, you had to expose it to a specified light source for a given time mid way through the process. I presume that was the reversal part, that you have not done. Your results are rather more successful than mine, I seem to recall genuine colour, but with an unpleasant yellow cast. 
They came out quite well, with the exception of the alreaded noted grain size. 
And a quote from one of the respondents:
Density of the negatives won't be great, as your bog standard C41 doesn't have tons of silver in it compared to standard B&W. The density of C41 negs comes mainly from dye clouds formed during processing.
The orange mask of standard colour films can also be a PITA for printing onto standard B&W paper. Maskless films like Digibase, XP2, or reversal films designed for E6 (Or Kodachrome) don't have this problem.
If I am reading this correct, then your results are outstanding IMO.
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the grain is large but the tonality is nice , the sky and its Cirrus are well rendered ; I will not bin these old slides films .
What do you think of this try , do you suggest any improvement ...?