You will see otherworldly tones or muted shades — a red sky that was once blue, a sickly green subway corridor.
Traditional cross processing is the practice of developing photographic film deliberately in a chemical solution intended for a different type of film. This does unexpected, strange, and even beautiful things to the contrasts and colors. You will see otherworldly tones or muted shades — a red sky that was once blue, a sickly green subway corridor. There are digital methods for achieving these effects as well.