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Mystical Autumn Sun
November 2nd, 2009
This is the first cross processed photo in this blog. Cross processing means that the film is developed in the “wrong” type of chemicals, in this case color slide film (E-6 process) in color negative (C-41) ones. This results high contrast and unnatural colors. The softness of the picture is caused by Agfa Clack – an old and cheap camera the photo is taken with.
If you’re interested in this camera, you may read more (and look at the photos) on the Agfa Clack camera page.
Posted in Box cameras, tagged with 120 film, 6x9, agfa, agfa clack, autumn, c-41, cross processing, e-6, fujichrome provia 100f, fujifilm, iso 100, medium format, sun, tree, trees, xpro