Lately, I have been having a lot of fun stepping outside of my comfort zone and shooting more democratically. Here are the results from one of my latest walk-abouts.
Kodak Elite Chrome 100
Expired 2006
Shot through a yellow filter
Cross-processed
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OOO you’ve totally inspired me~! I do cross processing from time to time, but I never even considered using a filter. Brilliant!
Thank you. Please come back and post your results, I would love to see them. Thanks for stopping by.
no problem, I’ll keep you posted on my results ~
OK, I just finished a roll of b&w film and am looking to try this next. However, I’m not sure exactly at what ISO I should be shooting. Typically, when I cross process, I underexpose one stop. So, If I’m shooting ISO 100 film, I’ll set my camera to ISO 200. The first time I tried cross processing I shot at the rated speed, and the vast majority of the roll came washed out, totally overexposed. HOWEVER, if I’m using a yellow filter and ISO 100 slide film, should I just shoot at ISO 100? I’ve got a Tiffen #12 filter at hand. Any suggestions would be great!
With these, I used a yellow filter and underexposed the film one stop. So I shot the film which was ISO 100 at ISO 200. The film had been expired for about 6 years, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. If I were you, I would underexpose one stop. I think it will bring in more detail instead of blowing them out. I hope this helps. I can’t wait to see your results.
OK, good to know! I’ll give it a shot using the tiffen yellow filter. Even if the photos don’t turn out well, it’s all for the sake of experimentation! Also, are you developing your B&W film yourself or taking it to the lab? If you ever want to do some black and white developing / printing, you’re always welcome to come down to Anseong. I teach English at a university, and I’ve got access to our campus’ darkroom. I started using it so much that the design department eventually gave me the key : )