Cross Processing Q

[Mark Cassino]

I went out shooting yesterday, and on impulse took a couple of rolls of 
Kodak E160-T, tungsten balanced slide film.  I found this at my father's 
house last summer - it had expired in 1988. I assume it was not good for 
it's intended purpose, so I thought I'd shoot it and have it cross 
processed as standard negative film.

The results - well, when scanned as a negative it looks a lot like a 
regular color photo.  A bit grainy and some subtle changes in the colors, 
but nothing outlandish.  the film looks a lot like a color negative - even 
has an orange cast to the blank areas.

Is this expected result with a tungsten balanced film?  I have a few 
similarly out of date rolls of an ISO 60 daylight balanced film - what will 
that do if cross processed?

TIA -

MCC
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Mark Cassino Photography

Kalamazoo, MI

http://www.markcassino.com

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