1.Push processing:
Pros:
Increases effective ISO rating of the film, allowing for shooting in low light conditions.
Enhances contrast in the images.
Cons:
Increases the level of grain in the images.
May result in loss of detail in the highlights and shadows.

2.Pull processing:
Pros:
Decreases effective ISO rating of the film, making it suitable for shooting in bright light conditions.
Reduces contrast in the images, resulting in a flatter and more even image.
Cons:
Reduces the overall image density, which can result in loss of detail.
May increase the amount of image noise.

3.Stand development:
Pros:
Can produce high contrast, grainy images with a unique tonality.
Requires minimal agitation during the development process, which can result in less potential for image defects.
Cons:
Can be unpredictable, leading to inconsistent results.
Requires longer development times than other methods.

4.Cross processing:
Pros:
Can produce creative and unpredictable color shifts and contrast effects.
Offers a unique and unconventional look to the images.
Cons:
Results can be highly unpredictable, and it can be difficult to achieve consistent results.
May damage the film or cause color casts that are difficult to remove.

5.Split grade printing:
Pros:
Provides a greater range of tonal values and contrast in the final prints.
Allows for greater control over the final image's exposure and contrast.
Cons:
Requires two different grades of photographic paper, which can be more expensive.
Requires more time and effort during the printing process.
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