"Cross-processed"


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StreetShooter

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Not really lah. Just increase contrast and add grain. Inspired by Tomshen's recent efforts.

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ok...

Noob qn... what exactly is cross processing? Is it developing at a different ISO Setting than the original film? or does it have to do with different chemistry in developing..=)

Sorry ah... qian bian wen da ti.. :embrass:
 

x-processing: Negatives (regular film) using Positives (slides) chemicals to process and vice-versa. usually results in strong color casts, often increasing contrast as well. results dependent on film and developer used

maybe me explaination sucks, so maybe better for you to visit:

http://www.planetneil.com/colourzone/cross-processing.html
 

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