Trying Some Cross Processing at Santa Monica, CA

Tee Why

Just trying out different things and trying out some cross processing approaches. As many know, cross processing IIRC, refers to developing film with developing chemicals meant for another film. Anyway it results in a greenish tint with extra contrast. Anyway, I went for my own interpretation this Sunday at the street of Santa Monica, CA.

1. On Broadway.


2. Pedestrians.


3. Walking onto the pier.


4. Pier.


5. Rental Bikes.


6. LOW RI DER...


7. She stands alone.


8. I've not seen sunsets cross processed, so here it is.


9. Sunset kiss.


Whole gallery is here.
http://tomyi.smugmug.com/gallery/632884_qxNx6#179623820_M6dgN

Ed911

Tee Why wrote:

Just trying out different things and trying out some cross processing approaches. As many know, cross processing IIRC, refers to developing film with developing chemicals meant for another film. Anyway it results in a greenish tint with extra contrast. Anyway, I went for my own interpretation this Sunday at the street of Santa Monica, CA.
Whole gallery is here.
http://tomyi.smugmug.com/gallery/632884_qxNx6#179623820_M6dgN

Very nice. I like the out-of-the-ordinary processing. Thanks for sharing. Being different will define your niche in the photography world.

anonymouscuban

Tom,

How exactly did you process these? Did you use PS, LR? Is it some sort of PS action or plugin or did you just use adjust the contrast, curves, etc. to get the cross-processed-look?

Tee Why

I process my RAW shots with DPP, so in the curves, I adjusted each of the Red, Green, and Blue channel.

Somewhat like this.
http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/or/cross-processing.html