Re: Re: Cross Processing EIR -Reply

["Timothy E. Coffer" <COFFER.TIM@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've cross-processed a fair amount of Kodak EPD (200 ASA Ektachrome)
and agree Jon's comment about the 2 stop overexposure rule. I've gotten
nice looking negative transparencies from 2 stops, but to some degree
have gotten better prints from just a 1 stop overexposure. So, you might
try bracketing your EIR 1 and 2 stops slower than your normal rating.

I've used no filter also, for some very cool images of predominantly blue
and violet. Typically, I use a Deep Yellow #15 instead of the
recommended #12. I have also gotten good results with a #11 Green, a
#25 Red and a Sepia #2, the latter two benefitting from a 1 stop
underexposure, usually.

Tim Coffer

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