Showing posts with label Ektachrome Elite 100. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ektachrome Elite 100. Show all posts

5.09.2017

Fun with Film: Cross Processed Ektachrome Elite 100

What two things will make me cross process slide film?  Well...
  • Slide film that is expired and that I worry won't process accurately, and
  • A mixed set of C-41 compatible chemistry from which I've gotten my desired rolls of color negative film developed. 
In these instances, the cost of running a roll of slide film through and processing it in the existing chemistry is really only a matter of one's time, and doesn't involve a financial outlay, so it's like the frosting on the cake.  

I had a 10 year old roll of Ektachrome Elite 100 that I put through my Ricoh 520M and dunked in the Unicolor chemistry.  Though it took a bit of trial and error to scan the results to a nice result, I managed to get some very vivid end products from this experimentation, that you can view below:

The rendition from this shot is reasonably close to life, aside from some pastel hues in the cooler end of the spectrum.