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- 1995 Gavin Cheng
C a p t u r e t h e M o m e n t
Timing is everything.
The instant you press that button, A moment only comes once.
C r o s s P r o c e s s i n g
Also known as
"E to C"

Cross proccessing your
film generally freaks out the color and
sends the contrast WAY UP. It's easy to try ! Simply
load your camera with SLIDE film. When you go
to develop your film, ask the photo-lab to develop
it in C41 chemicals. (The way all one-hour minilabs
process most of their film). Be warned...
some labs won't do it !!! better call and ask first.
Most professional labs will cross-process slide film.
Try using different brands of slide film, they
all react in unique ways to cross-processing.
Another questionable
effect : )
To try this, set your snappy camera to FLASH/BULB mode.
The LCD display on the camera will
show a "B" with a lighting bolt (or something
similar).
When in "B"ulb mode, the camera leaves its
shutter open for as long as your finger is on the
shutter button. The addition of the flash
gives one sharper image burst.
After the camera is set to Flash/Bulb,
you can go ahead and shoot !
Experiment with the length of time
you hold down your finger, but anything
longer than a second might get really messy
(Unless you're on a tripod or something)
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