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View Poll Results: Best all-round xpro film

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  • Velvia 50

    3 21.43%

  • Velvia 100

    0 0%

  • Provia 100

    1 7.14%

  • Sensia 100

    0 0%

  • Astia 100

    1 7.14%

  • Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Color EBX

    2 14.29%

  • Ektachrome 100 VS

    2 14.29%

  • Ektachrome 100 G

    1 7.14%

  • AGFA CT Precisa

    2 14.29%

  • Other

    2 14.29%
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  1. 10-20-2009 02:25 PM #1
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    Poll best Xpro film

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

    Just Slow speed films for this one poll, if you vote other please state.
    Last edited by ajuk; 10-20-2009 at 03:17 PM. Click to view previous post history.
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  2. 10-20-2009 03:04 PM #2
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    What does `Xpro´ mean?
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  3. 10-20-2009 05:02 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by AgX View Post
    What does `Xpro´ mean?
    I don't know either, but it sounds as if it might mean cross-processing.
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  4. 10-20-2009 05:22 PM #4
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    Kodak's Ektachrome 100 Plus works best for cross processing but is a little on the expensive side in 35mm.
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  5. 10-20-2009 07:45 PM #5
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    You forgot Ektachrome 200, which cross processes beautifully. Following pics all from E200 in 35mm, printed on Supra Endura by hand.





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  7. 10-20-2009 07:52 PM #6
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    I don't mean to hijack this thread but, how does c-41 film do in E-6 chemistry.
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  8. 10-20-2009 07:53 PM #7
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    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...
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  9. 10-20-2009 07:57 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ektagraphic View Post
    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 :o
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  10. 10-20-2009 09:06 PM #9
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    Thanks. Forgot about the search
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  11. 10-21-2009 05:23 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michel Hardy-Vallée View Post
    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?
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