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Kodak Ektachrome 64T (7280) Super 8 Cross-Process Tests

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A single roll of Kodak Ektachrome 64T Super 8 reversal film test, cross processed (x-processed) in colour negative chemicals (ECN-2). Filmed in London using a Canon 814XLS camera. Film rated / Exposure = normal & Development = normal. Note the film grain increase, whites burn-out (due to the emulsion now being 'base-less') as well as the increase in vivid colour saturation chroma(with a bias towards mostly greens & some extended magentas/yellows). All footage 18FPS (with some slo-mo 54FPS) & Single light/pass Flash-scan Telecine done at 18FPS to DVCAM tape.

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  • Did the ECN-2 process create the positive image that we see here? Or did you have to get it printed and processed again?

  • Reversal film in neg development (ECN-2) produces a neg image on the processed roll. This roll was then straight telecined for the results seen here.

  • hey i have been wondering this for a while now. when you plan to xpro do you still use a daylight filter?

  • It's best to use the daylight filter(85 or 85B for 64T), otherwise the resulting 'blue' cast is very strong to adjust later once any x-processing is done. Best of luck.

  • great clip. i've shot some super8mm footage recently...does x processing work as well with the negative stocks?

  • You can x-process neg stock(in reversal chemicals) & I have done this twice now. It doesn't look anywhere as interesting I think. It comes out as a very-low contrast positive. For best/experimental filming, best stick to reversal film in neg development. Hope this helps & good luck with your filming endeavours!

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  • CREEPY ASS MUSIC

  • Nice one.

  • @Caljamscott what colour jacket were you wearing?

  • muy bueno!!

  • cool vid! anything shot with super 8mm is cool,no matter what they shoot.

  • I shot lots of Super 8 in 1972/1973.

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