D.R.
2004-07-11 23:31:57 UTC
When I got married in '97, our photographer did some really cool
cross-processing. Photos looked very "fashion magazine" with intense colours and
saturation. A few months ago, I emailed and asked the guy what he did. He said
that he over-exposed Agfa 200 slide film, processed in C-41 without compensating
for the over-exposure, and printed the outside of the frame as well because of
the extra cool colours around the edge of the frame.
I was wondering if anyone here can shed more light on this subject and give me
any hints or tips. I am not sure what he meant by "Agfa 200 Slide Film", but
mentioned that some films have different characteristics when cross-process.
TIA
D.R.
cross-processing. Photos looked very "fashion magazine" with intense colours and
saturation. A few months ago, I emailed and asked the guy what he did. He said
that he over-exposed Agfa 200 slide film, processed in C-41 without compensating
for the over-exposure, and printed the outside of the frame as well because of
the extra cool colours around the edge of the frame.
I was wondering if anyone here can shed more light on this subject and give me
any hints or tips. I am not sure what he meant by "Agfa 200 Slide Film", but
mentioned that some films have different characteristics when cross-process.
TIA
D.R.