Cross_Processing, photos on Flickr

Trying my hand at the "cross-processing" technique a bit. This is my first attempt. Photo on the left is the original, photo on the right is cross-processed.

Not sure if I like it or not yet...I think I still need to play around with the technique a bit more.

Here's some background on cross-processing.

Cross process sunset by Marc Valentine

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Ruben by Luigi Venturini

Cross Processing

Belgian Sunrise, Cross Processed by Alexander Nie

Gran Turismo 6

Mary Kate's Wedding by katiemalone

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Holga Fisheye

Cross Processed

cross-processing seagull by Renata Virzintaite

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Cross Process_0003_graffitti hall by Nathan Dean

Cross Process by pinyi wu

Nikon FE2 with Kodak Gold 100

Giammy - The model by Mike

www.mikeabriola.com

Damia Balqis by Alias Tan

This would be my very first try at cross processing. Quote from PhotoshopSupport.com on this technique:

"Cross-processing is developing color print or slide film in the wrong chemicals — for example, color negative film in slide chemicals ("C-41 as E-6") or slide film by the color negative process ("E-6 as C-41"). Not surprisingly, this causes wild color and contrast shifts and requires lots of trial and error. But for a period in the 1980s and 1990s, cross-processed images were very much the vogue, with Nick Knight's fashion and studio work being arguably the most influential."

Lauri by greenbones

in de geto

Sweetgum (cross-processing) by Sage Ross

Cross Processed Summertime Jacco Gardner Touring by Keez Groenteman

by Smile Loud Photography

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cross processed

No Life Guard by Sandeep Chayapathi

Attempt at cross processing in Aperture 2.0

Photo from our trip to Miami

Cross-processed by Alexandra Guerson

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Picture taken with a Minolta Maxxum 5, 50mm f 1.4. Fujichrome ASA 200

by Louise Downe

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cross processed neg film shot on a holga mf camera.. hence the streaky light leaks

Cross Process 19/30: Rose of Sharon by Michael

The two rose of sharon trees I photographed before are both still alive. They've even been blooming! One of them is white (as you see), and the other is a mauve-pink with a red center.

Noah by ethanbauka