Cross Processing
About Cross- Processing some links to help u understand better... http://www.webmonkey.com/webmonkey/9...html?tw=design http://shop.lomography.com/x/ http://www.toxpose.com/articles/xpro.html

Posting some of the results for diferent films xpro~ed so u'll have the idea wat each films is like. However, i've noticed different labs, scanners do have slight different results too. cheers. Add on to the list too!! :lol: Fuji's Film xpro results Velvia 100 Sensia 100 Sensia 200 Provia 100

woah very helpful.. all 35mm format ? btw do you think ruby helps you scan the photos and put it in a disc for you.. cos i read from somewhere that you can actually develop it and they put it in a disc for you..

I think the results vary from lab to lab as mine seem to be different. Sensia like provia is always reddish and Elitechrome yields more vibrant and warm colours unlike yours.

its pretty darn expensive i went to develop my films on sat the uncle ask me not to scan cos its not worth it cos its like 3 bucks per a slide.. haha maybe he should lower down the price to make is worth it..

dun worry, they are supposed to scan it as c41. so it's normal cost. xpro as we know here, is actually processing Slide (E6) with Normal chemicals (C41). there's two ways in xpro actually E6 > C41 or C41 > E6. most of us only do E > C. if ya doing C > E, then the lab will charge scanning at per slide.

I say invest in a scanner! :lol:

@*!#*(!&#@!*(!! Collected a roll of Precisa last night from KT. Scanned a couple of frames and guess what ... they look like ultra crap. Some look like someone spilled coffee on them, with weird grains (yeah like ISO3200 on digital cams). Duh! I'll probably ban KT for good now. Duh!