Cross Processed

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Today is the day for experiments

cross processing 35 mm

Kodak Elite Chrome asa 100, cross process

Cross processed 35mm slide film, handprinted by myself. First cross process picture - as you might have guessed I LOVE XPRO!

A Sunday afternoon visit to the Experimental Farm in Ottawa, ON.

Olympus XA

Kodak Elitechrome 200 (Cross Processed)

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Fuji Sensia Slide Film 200 Cross Processed in C-41

Used a Photoshop cross-processing technique from Practical Photography Magazine, August 2007 issue

Wanlochhead - Cross-processed fuji sensia

BeFunky Cross Process on Android

Negativo a color

215/366

Saturday, August 2, 2008

At the Daroline BBQ.

Used Nikon Capture NX for levels, pro contrast, and cross-processing

Nikon FE2 with Kodak Gold 100

fuji 64t, cross

a blocked checkpoint

Abu Dis, 2004.

cross processing

cross processed

cross processed

Cross process.

Around Portland with a Lomography LC-A+ camera loaded with Fuji Provia 100f, cross processed.

Cross Processed

Cross Processed

Benq digital camera - picnik mod(cross process)

BeFunky Cross Process on Android

Model: Lauren Dodge

cross process color in Photoshop

Around Portland with a Lomography LC-A+ camera loaded with Fuji Provia 100f, cross processed.

I decided to cross process this image to increase the green tones. I like how it creates an eerie atmosphere. I decided to take the photograph from a low angle to increase the size of the grasses in relation to the wind turbine to add some interest.

cross processed

Sent iPhonically

Around Portland with a Lomography LC-A+ camera loaded with Fuji Provia 100f, cross processed.

Nikon FM2

Nikon F3

Cross processed Jessops slide film

cross-processed slide film

Bloomington, IN

I set a long-ish exposure for this and just moved the camera about near a window. The picture was taken on my Olympus OM10 using slide film and then cross processed. The corss processing really brought out the contrast; this is just taken indoors looking at the window but you'd think it was from outside (at night) looking in.