Pushing and cross processing provia 100f

[EtoileFinder]

Because provia 400f is too expensive for me I just bought a second bulk of provia 100f at a bargain price and I'm planning to push it to 400. I just want to know if some of you have ever push this film and how was the result. Futhermore, I plan to cross process it, I saw some examples on the web and they was not convincing. Have you done that before and how was the result ? I did cross process Agfa Precisa and it was great. No real color shift, but the colors was stunning and very contrasty.

 

[chambrenoire]

Hmm I've heard you can only push slide film half a stop both ways... That's what a lab technician once told me anyways. Regarding the x-process: http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=provia+cross+process&m=tags&ss=2&s=int

 

[EtoileFinder]

Thanks chambrenoire for the link. I'm too tired tonight to process my first provia film with E6 (7 steps), and I think the shots was not really good so I will x process it just for fun.

 

[grainy_shadows]

i have pushed provia 400 to 1600 before, the colours are abit muted compared to normal and its grainny, very visible grain

but otherwise ok

 

[Overconfidence]

Hmm I've heard you can only push slide film half a stop both ways... That's what a lab technician once told me anyways. Regarding the x-process: http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=provia+cross+process&m=tags&ss=2&s=int

You can only recover detail/print within about a half stop up or down of the developed slide, but you can for sure push it a couple stops.

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/film/iso_400.shtml

 

[papasnap]

I haven't tried Provia 100F, but I expect it can handle pushing a stop or two pretty well. certainly provia 400F/400X handles pushing very well - I shoot 400X +2 stops to iso 1600 as my standard setup, I quite like the grain & contrast.

fyi if you look in my gallery (link below) I have 3 old pics of mine taken with 400F +3 stops to iso 3200