I found it very tricky to scan a cross-processed film properly. After getting different results from various scanners, I learned how to do it! Here's how I did it with my scanner.
Different scanners, different results. That is because of the settings used to scan and also because of the one operating the scanner. Cross-processing is a beautiful technique of developing color negative film as a slide and vice versa in order to get super-saturated awesome photos. But when the scanner messes up the results, it gets annoying. On this video, I will show you my method on how I scanned my cross-processed film. I used an Epson scanner and a roll of exposed Fuji Sensia, cross-processed of course, and my laptop.
Here are the results:
These are kind of raw, so they can be edited in Photoshop, but not that much.
1 comment
marissa
You don't do anything special do you? Just scanning them.. What's the 'trick' or 'tipster' from this article?