Tag: cross process
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The Colors of Cross-Processing - Sample Shots for many Slide Films by mephisto19
2010-03-14 #newsHow often have you asked yourself "how did these colors came out"? So here is a try to sort some samples by colors and film brands, but only a short overview and based on the labs I used and m scaner, as results are totally different in other countries!
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Back To Basics: Film 101
written by adam_g2000 on 2012-03-27 #gear #tutorialsGood negatives make good prints. Bad negatives make prints that are too dark or are all blown out. This tipster is all about getting the balance right.
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5 Tips to Being a Thrifty Photographer!
written by thedumeister on 2012-07-31 #gear #tutorialsIn this tipster, you will find out how you can save money on film photography. I will go over the five basic ways on how any film photographer and Lomographer can pursue their artistic dreams and develop their creative outlets without having to spend a fortune.
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La Sardina Review: 5 Rules for La Sardina Wonders
written by syira690 on 2011-11-09 #gear #videosAre you ready to go out and get your best catch? Take this 35mm compact camera with you, and prepare for the La Sardina wonders!
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The Lomo LC-A's Father: The Cosina CX-2
written by qwj_101 on 2011-08-02 #gearGet to know the predecessor and inspiration for the Lomo LC-A.
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Kodak EDUPE Duplicating Film 35mm 3 ISO
2010-01-23 #gearHere's a review of a rare duplicating slide film at 3 ISO, the Kodak EDUPE!
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Cross-processing with the Portra: Kodak Portra 160NC (35mm, 160 iso) User-Review
written by drumfire on 2010-02-18 #gearMy good experience with Kodak Portra 160NC cross processed!
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Kodak Ektachrome 160T EPT (120, 160 iso) User-Review
written by paramir on 2010-04-29 #gearA Tungsten slide film. Can it survive without tungsten light?
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Lomography Sunset Strip: the Go-To Slide Film for Night & Flash Photography!
written by noe_arteaga on 2013-01-07 #gearWhen it's dark out, let Lomography Sunset Strip illuminate your night-time shots! With slightly subtle, yet incredibly present saturation and contrast, Sunset Strip is definitely the choice film for amazing evening shots!
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Balda Baldinette - A Little German Folding Camera
written by paramir on 2010-07-20 #gearAnother find from this spring camera fair, turned out to be older than I thought, and also cooler.
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Cross-Processing and Experimental Lighting with @coma_vision
written by eloffreno on 2022-10-31 #peopleWe recently got to talk to Lomographer @coma_vision about his techniques for shooting in the studio as well as his love for LomoChrome films.
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A Review of the Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Colour 100 EBX
written by shuttersentinel17 on 2011-08-22 #gearThe Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Colour 100 EBX might just be the best slide film to cross-process.
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Kodak Ektachrome EPP (120, 100 iso) User-Review
written by paramir on 2010-02-25 #gearWell, do you know the feeling when you discover something good, and you are tempted not to share with your friends 'cause there'll more for you? And the feeling when you're discovering something SO GOOD, that you know there is no way you're not gonna share with your friends?
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Vivitar 35 EE, the perfect backup
written by fancholland2 on 2010-04-30 #gearThe Vivitar 35EE is a 35mm rangefinder camera with automatic exposure from the 1970s. It is a pretty compact and perfect to shoot rapidly and discrete.
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DIY C-41 to B&W Cross Process
written by smbilgin on 2011-02-07 #gear #tutorialsIf you already develop your own B&W films, you may want to try to develop C-41 color negatives with B&W chemicals :)
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Kodak Ektachrome 100 GX (120): A Film for the Brave
written by adam_g2000 on 2012-04-06 #gearWhen expired and cross processing, it can be moody and difficult to control. I recommend this only for the brave.
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Vivitar 35 EE - The Perfect Backup
written by fancholland2 on 2010-02-26 #gearThe Vivitar 35EE is a 35mm rangefinder camera with automatic exposure from the 1970s. It is a pretty compact and perfect to shoot rapidly and discrete.
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Fuji Provia 400X: 120: A Film for Every Situation!
written by anafaro on 2012-01-25 #gearHow can I describe Fuji Provia 400X to you in a few words? Fast and reliable! I can count on it under any light conditions, without giving too much thought!
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My Day in Analogue: Showing a Friend Around London
written by neja on 2014-07-17There is always something new to see in London.
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Cross-Processed Fuji Velvia 50 RVP: Keeps the Spirit of Your Scenes
written by andyresag on 2012-04-12 #gearA while ago I ordered Fuji Velvia 50 RVP 35mm color slide film because I liked the idea of getting very fine grained pictures it promises to deliver. It is a slow speed film that, if treated with xpro, features slight to medium versatile color shifts and very saturated colors. Compared to the Velvia ISO 100's typical red and purplish hues, cross-processing the Velvia ISO 50 brings you more subtle but still distinctive results. It's not the best choice for night photography. Now, the colors that it brings is what I like about it.
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Kodak Ektachrome 320T (EPJ) - Magic Tungsten
written by cwyeung on 2011-05-29 #gearIn the market, options of fresh Tungsten films are becoming less and less. However, there are more expired and cheaper Tungsten films. I just bought it with the similar price of fresh negative film. Unfortunately, the seller wants to keep some for himself, and doesn't sell it to others anymore. Let's have a look on this roll of EPJ which is hard to get.
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Fuji Sensia 100 (35mm)
written by anarchy on 2011-02-09 #gearFujichrome Sensia 100 is (was!) Fuji's flagship consumer grade slide film, easy to find in supermarkets at a reasonably cheap price and popular among amateur photographers as a first-time experience with shooting on positive film.
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Lomography X-Pro 200: A Dream to Cross Process
written by pearlgirl77 on 2014-03-21 #gearLomography X-Pro 200, a film with colors that pop, is amazing for cross-processing. Whether in medium-format or 35mm, you won't be disappointed with the colors.
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The Mormon Rocks
written by ilovemydiana on 2010-03-30 #placesHoley rocks? Holy rocks? The Morman Rocks, rocks with holes... Yes a very strange sight to see! But oh what a lomographic dreamland!
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Cross Processing Expired 120 Negative Film in E-6 Chemicals
written by eparrino on 2022-06-11 #tutorialsOnce again picking up one of our favorite techniques; cross processing can produce impressive color shifts. This time we wanted to X-Pro expired negative film in E-6 solution. The results left us with unexpectedly pleasant results.
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Kodak Ekatchrome E100S (Expired): Cool but Crazy
written by cwyeung on 2011-07-13 #gearIt has been expired for many years, but it still creates crazy-feeling colors even as time files! That's my first impression of E100S. Let's have a look!
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Fuji Sensia 400 (Expired) - A difficult balance
written by cwyeung on 2011-02-11 #gearBesides Fujifilm's Provia 400X (RXP), it is getting more and more difficult to find fresh ISO400 slide films.
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Fuji Provia 100F Meets Xpro: Overwhelmingly Green with Red and Blue Spots
written by andyresag on 2012-03-30 #gearMix a roll of Fuji Provia 100F daylight color reversal 35mm film with cross processing and call your dish greenscale film! That's what I got when I tried it out -- a torrent of green!
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How To Cross Process B&W as C-41 and C-41 as B&W
written by eparrino on 2022-06-28 #tutorialsProcessing color negative film in black and white chemicals is a popular cross process in photography. But it's less commonly practiced the opposite way around. So of course we wanted to give it a try!
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Kodak Ektachrome 100 Plus 35 mm: A User-Review
written by majorted on 2009-08-22 #gearSearching for a slide film with ridiculous contrast but no extreme color shift? Well look for further than this queen bee of the Ektachromes!
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