Santa Fe (cross-processed 35mm sprocket Holga) — by Joe Reifer
Kodak E100VS 35mm slide film was shot in a modified 120 format Holga toy camera on the daylight setting (approximately 1/100 f/8). The slide film (normally E-6 process) was developed at a professional lab using negative film chemistry (C-41 process). The resulting negative includes color shifts and fringing around the sprocket holes. Let’s review:
- Crappy camera – check
- Wrong format film for the camera – check
- Process film in the wrong chemistry – check
Give it a try — you may be surprised at how much fun you can have doing everything wrong!
how did you manage to make the color appear on the film, was this scanned with a negative scanner
btw
beautiful colours
The color at the edges is from cross-processing the film in the wrong chemistry.
Scanning all the way to the edge on an Epson flatbed is reviewed in this article.