anyone use reversal/slide film?
08-02-2004 | 01:00 PM
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What do you mean by this?
Are you talking about cross processing slide film? If so then yes I have done this with some really hice results.
Otherwise I am unsure of what you mean.
Are you talking about cross processing slide film? If so then yes I have done this with some really hice results.
Otherwise I am unsure of what you mean.
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08-02-2004 | 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by sinthetiq
just standard slide film.
yes I have used standard slide film.
It gives very vivid colors and a lot of detail. Much better than standard negative print film in that area.
Cross processing it gets some really cool results though mildly unpredictable at times.
The one downfall to slide film is the price of the film itself as well as the processing costs a bit more as well.
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08-02-2004 | 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
yes I have used standard slide film.
It gives very vivid colors and a lot of detail. Much better than standard negative print film in that area.
Cross processing it gets some really cool results though mildly unpredictable at times.
The one downfall to slide film is the price of the film itself as well as the processing costs a bit more as well.
It gives very vivid colors and a lot of detail. Much better than standard negative print film in that area.
Cross processing it gets some really cool results though mildly unpredictable at times.
The one downfall to slide film is the price of the film itself as well as the processing costs a bit more as well.
i got a roll of velvia50 in my camera now, anticipating to see the results
08-02-2004 | 01:55 PM
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Here is a result from Velvia 100 processed as normal color negative film in case you were interested.
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08-02-2004 | 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
Here is a result from Velvia 100 processed as normal color negative film in case you were interested.
http://www.reaction-image.net/albums...60002_copy.jpg
http://www.reaction-image.net/albums...60002_copy.jpg
neat-effect, nonetheless
08-03-2004 | 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by sinthetiq
velvia100 is a slide film right? did it end up grainy because you processed it as a color negative (c-41?) .. the colors look really saturated, esp. the skaters skin tone
neat-effect, nonetheless
neat-effect, nonetheless
The color saturation and grain comes from the cross processing and I will be ding more shots with cross processing because I like the effect it gives.
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