The most popular way used in Lomography is cross-processing your slide film with negative chemicals (C41) to get Lomographic burst of colors. But did you know processed your Slide Film with normal chemicals (E6) can get very good tone too?
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Tags: E6 chemicals, E6 processing, Fuji Provia, Kodak EBX, slide film, Technique
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