Cross Process

[Lance Nelson]

I'm obsessed with cross processed film. Although, I do not own a film camera I sometimes like to try and re-create the feel. This is a shot I took about 2 hours ago and edited. If anyone is experienced (or not) in this type of photography I'd love to get some feedback.



If you go to my flickr there are some more pictures on the top of the page I did at the same time. As well as black and white's of some of the images.

http://flickr.com/photos/lancenelson/

Thanks!

-Lance

[clockdoc]

Hi Lance,
I'm not sure what you are referring to when you say "cross processed" unless you mean developing transparency film in chemicals intended for color negative film or a similar process. Cross processed slide film will result in a negative image while cross processed negative film will turn out as a positive but with the orange film base. The process accentuates color saturation, high contrast and grain. What is the look you are trying to achieve?

[Lance Nelson]

The look I am going for is c-41 as e-6

[Goat Boy]

I found this Photoshop tutorial on google

http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tuto...rocessing.html

enjoy