All of us know (more or less) what comes out of a slide film when submerged in C-41. But what about cross processing the other way?
A colour negative film processed in E-6! I know this is to some a very rare thing to see since not all photolabs are willing to do it for you and when they do, there’s only a slim chance of having successful results. Thankfully, my roll of Fuji Superia 200 which was loaded in my Supersampler worked with the slide chemistry and I am seriously loving it! It gave my shots a total new atmosphere with hues of yellow, green, rusty, pale, something vintage-look!
You guys should really try this!
20 comments
thaiseb
I'm not a Supersampler fan, but these pics are nice.
breakphreak
Grad iZ da Chempion! :)
myriam-l
nice pics and great colors ! actually I had the same idea and asked my lab about doing a x-pro the other way a few weeks ago and they said they would do it. so i think i'll try too sooner or later...
vicuna
Great idea! Must try it out! :))
wil6ka
30/30 is very smart - very witty!!!
anarchy
Great tip and you got really awesome results!!
eyecon
Very interesting - I was always wondering how this will looks like....pretty nice!
afd_lsi
Nice results. The main problem of making the x-pro using the E-6 process is the price.
superlighter
love it! to try it out soon!
sumlom
this is so cool. sadly no shops at my area are willing to do this.
stouf
Oh you're lucky ! I tried this some years ago and the results were very disappointing... Good job !
http://pictures.lomo(…)21305_x.jpg
graefin
wonderful!
Maybe I try this with a film I have in my Pop 9 for ages now then I won't be dissapointed when the results aren't that good.
daredeye
beautiful, amazing results!
i love number 10.
lolfox
Great results.... when i have seen this in the past the results have all been very dark and very very grainy but this has worked a treat... congratulations
strangelilgirl
amazing! great work
eggzakly
There's no reason why cross processing c41 in e6 should ever go wrong, as long as you remember that you have to push 2-3 stops to increase the contrast!
lomosexual_manboy
I agree with eggzakly. If you compensate it should be fine. These are some great shots. I heard more professional photographers xpro this way because if you know what you are doing you get more controlled results. Not sure if there is any truth to that though.
ukaaa
Wow, that's so cool! I had no idea this was possible.
cinzinc
i knew it was possible! if only the labs in my country wud dare to try =(
amaan
amazing results! 3 is my favorite.