5 commentaires

1. 
   liviopignalosa · 2018-12-10 13:05

   Love it. Have you choose E6 processing? I think so.

2. 
   mloscik · 2018-12-10 18:16

   @liviopignalosa Nope, it was cross-processed in C41, home development. I've made a darkroom print that looks even better than this scan :) however I can't scan it due to the size :(

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   liviopignalosa · 2018-12-10 20:05

   @mloscik Really? I see a lot of high saturated photographs and I thought it's because the c41 processing. Someone say that crossing the crossbird means to processing it with e6... a little bit confusing!

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   mloscik · 2018-12-10 21:08

   @liviopignalosa Cross processing is really simple conception, take negative film and develop it in c41 or take slide film and develop it in E6. Only the name, Crossbird, is a little bit confusing but I guess thats because its a cheap slide film, you wont get breathtaking results with e6 development so they called it crossbird as a slide film you definitely wont regret processing with c41 :)

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   liviopignalosa · 2018-12-10 21:38

   @mloscik Yes, it's easy to understand, but I've seen very different results using this film and some very good photos processed in E6. I don't want the high saturated ones with acid greens. Take a look youtu.be/Y8HZdWEDuE8