Tag Archives: Cross process
Alternative
I need to do more shooting, and I think I’m going to try cross-processing more slide film. Among other things, I have some Provia 400F on my desk (expired September 2004) which should be interesting. This is from another roll … Continue reading
(Three Different Ones)
I think this is a nice example of what my cross-processed Provia is doing to skies. Pretty neat, isn’t it? Minolta XD5, MC 50mm f/1.8, Provia 400F (expired September 2004) cross-processed (C41).
Filed under Color, Cross Processed, Film, Landscape, Uncategorized
A-Treat
Another from my Provia roll this weekend. When I first ran these negatives through the scanner (I always check the “develop only” box now that I have a negative scanner, and Ritz still charges $4.50), I was disappointed. They had … Continue reading
Filed under Color, Film, Street Photography
Intrusion
Am I lowering my standards? After my repeated CVS developing disasters (preceded by my CVS scanning disasters), I’ve finally given up on CVS One-Hour Photo Processing. There’s something so incredibly convenient about having your negatives developed while you wait (they … Continue reading
Filed under Color, Film, Street Photography
No Parking
Two steps forward, one step back. There is a color version of this that I almost posted instead. See it here. My local camera shop (fittingly called “The Camera Shop”) only processes film about once a week, but when I … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Film, Street Photography
Revolution 1
Photography can be unexpected. Not too long ago, I thought I had perfected the color film in black and white chemistry processs with my particular set of film and chemicals. Thrilled that I had finally worked out a foolproof formula, … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Color, Film, Self-Developed, Street Photography
Full Clip
Photography is equipment-intensive. With access to a borrowed Minolta 35mm camera and some lenses, I couldn’t resist the urge to try out some macro work with the 80-200mm “macro” zoom (which, when combined with the included 2X teleconverter, got pretty … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Color, Film, Landscape, Self-Developed
