Wicker Park Photowalk

First time using this new film I bought called Ektachrome EHP P1600X. The results are amazing for film kept frozen since 1999! The native ISO of the film is 400 ISO and it's supposed optimized for push processing up to 3200 ISO. Because it's expired the native ISO is about 200. I used auto-levels and very little other color correction. The grain is nice and large but the sharpness is surprising! I shot the roll from the Canon A-1 at 800 ISO and extended the developing time by 60 seconds (2 stops) and the negatives were perfect.

Photographer:: marcus_loves_film
Uploaded:: 2013-02-13
Tags:: cross processed hears lomowalk old signs pink push processed red self developed tetenal c-41 valentine wicker park x-pro
Camera:: Lomo LC-A (available in our shop)
Film:: Kodak Ektachrome EPH P1600X
City:: Chicago
Country/region:: United States
Year:: 2013
Time:: afternoon
Albums:: Wicker Park Photowalk

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alburnkat · 2013-02-13 16:24
Wow the color is amazing, and I can't believe the gain is so fine considering the push processing, Very Well Done.
marcus_loves_film · 2013-02-13 19:10
@alburnkat thank you! I was surprised myself by how well the push processing turned out. I think it would be difficult to find a lab that can push cross-processed film!

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