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Cross-processing
means developing film in non-compatible chemistry. Transparency film (except Kodachrome) uses E6 chemistry and print film uses C41 chemistry. With cross-processing you reverse the above film/chemistry combinations.Tech tips from Christopher Aradanas:
Basically, CP increases contrast. So if you don't want your shadow details to get lost, you should shoot in non-contrasty, flat, even lighting and overexpose by one half to one stop. On the other hand one is encouraged to experiment. For more
resource 2 (useful info but it is pop-up window central)
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