Shooting Dreamy Beachscape Photos With Cross-Processed Kodak 5071 Ektachrome Slide Duplicating Film

Whilst I take some time away from making synth videos while it's under repair, I've been getting back into analogue film photography.
So I thought for my very first video for the new Analogue Adventures series, I would experiment with some 35mm Kodak Ektachrome Slide Duplicating Film that I've had lying around for a while.
Given it expired in the early 90's, I had to do some bracketing shots to find the optimal ISO for the next time I use it - so I thought a nice day at the beach would be the perfect place to shoot some photos with it.

[@After12G]

First! Great vid mate!

[@sebbothebushnerd]

Cheers!

[@Ivandotjpeg]

5071 was meant to be souped in E6. It’s a tungsten film, after all. It’s a fun film to shoot, especially at night where there’s artificial lighting. You get a “tron” color palette.

[@sebbothebushnerd]

I've got so much that I'll definitely be giving it a try one day!