X-Processing

[Fajitas]

July 30, 2006 at 9:28 pm

Anyone else a fan of it? Personally I really like it – high saturation and contrast suites me to the ground :D

Unfortunatly don’t have any examples online, but so far I’ve just used Sensia 100, seems to be the most accessible! :)

Shooting a street festival next week, using sensia 100, velvia 100 and provia 100, should be good!

Anyone else? What film do you use?

[davedunne]

July 31, 2006 at 1:29 pm

I’m a big fan of XPro in my compact cameras (Lomo LC-A and Olympus XA2).

Here are a few examples

I have more http://flickr.com/photos/davedunne/sets/1066883/

Up to now I’ve been using slide Kodak Elitechrome 100 which I shoot at rated speed or sometimes at 50. Elitechrome isn’t as extreme as other film types and is fairly balanced in terms of hue and contrast. However, I recently changed film processors (since my last shop stopped doing C41) and shots from the new place look a bit “too normal”. I’m going to shoot 50 ASA from now on to get more of an XPro feel.

[thefizz]

September 4, 2006 at 12:51 pm

Fajitas! wrote:

Anyone else a fan of it? Personally I really like it – high saturation and contrast suites me to the ground :D

Unfortunatly don’t have any examples online, but so far I’ve just used Sensia 100, seems to be the most accessible! :)

Shooting a street festival next week, using sensia 100, velvia 100 and provia 100, should be good!

Anyone else? What film do you use?

I love x-processing but prefer neg film developed in E6 chemistry. Amazing colour changes .

[Eddie]

September 9, 2006 at 11:19 pm

Dave’s work is a real good advertisment for it.