Poll best Xpro film

[ajuk]

What's the best film all round for Cross processing?

Just Slow speed films for this one poll, if you vote other please state.

 

[AgX]

What does `Xpro´ mean?

 

[Chazzy]

What does `Xpro´ mean?

I don't know either, but it sounds as if it might mean cross-processing.

 

[Ektagraphic]

Kodak's Ektachrome 100 Plus works best for cross processing but is a little on the expensive side in 35mm.

 

[Michel Hardy-Vallée]

You forgot Ektachrome 200, which cross processes beautifully. Following pics all from E200 in 35mm, printed on Supra Endura by hand.

 

[Ektagraphic]

I don't mean to hijack this thread but, how does c-41 film do in E-6 chemistry.

 

[nick mulder]

What characteristics do you want from cross-processing ?

Ones interpretation of 'best' may counteract anothers even though they may %100 agree on the resultant effects for each film...

 

[nick mulder]

I don't mean to hijack this thread but, how does c-41 film do in E-6 chemistry.

Then don't hijack it - have a search, pretty sure there are a few threads here at apug about it ...

If you type in "C41 in..." in google (safari) it will suggest "C41 in E6" before you even finish

 

[Ektagraphic]

Thanks. Forgot about the search

 

[ajuk]

You forgot Ektachrome 200, which cross processes beautifully. Following pics all from E200 in 35mm, printed on Supra Endura by hand.

No I didn't this thread is for slow speed films, BTW is E200 and Elitechrome 200 the same film?

 

[Domin]

Having shoot about hundred rolls of different xprocessed slide this list looks plain weird to me. There is no EPP or tungsten films which I find much more useful for cross than velvia or provia. Then there is the discontinued ct precisa, but no other discontinued films.

 

[ajuk]

It's there because it's so popular as an Xpro film, and somehow still available.