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Published: 2008-04-26 13:05:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 2738; Favourites: 105; Downloads: 0
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Canon A-1, Fuji Superia 200 35mm film.Cross processed in Photoshop.
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Beautiful! How do you cross-process in photoshop? Is there a particular method for it?
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I downloaded some actions a few years ago - I'm afraid I can't remember where from. 
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I looked a couple here on dA. I never thought to cross-process film photos in photoshop! It makes perfect sense, but it just never occurred to me. I guess I need photoshop in order to use them though. haha I can't get it on my new computer due to a change of operating system.
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What OS are you using? You could try the GIMP, that works on most major operating systems, and changing curves in that will be easy
Take a look at this for a tutorial: [link]
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I had gimp but I uninstalled it and I deleted something important that it needs to run and I haven't figured out how to get that back. 
But thank you for the link! I will have to try that out once I get it fixed.
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How do you get this effect? I really love it. o.o
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my camera has a light leak!
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wow. my canon ae-1 does almost exactly the same thing with the exposed bit on the right!
does it happen to your shots much?
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yes, i seem to get either a blue bit down the side, or a red bit down the middle! it does happen to most of my shots, i think it's because the foam seal around the edges has disintegrated because it's old.
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I absolutely love this... the sky looks endless.
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