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Hello all,
I have a few 35 mm negative films that all show the same uneven background – clearly visible on the unexposed parts of the films. Probably the result of a not well closed film container before or after use I guess.
My question is: how can I correct this in PS, using a scan of a blank frame and a scan of an exposed frame? I have experimented a little trying to merge the two layers containing the ‘blank’ and the image, but not with any success. I have the feeling this should be relatively easy, if only I knew how 🙂 Greetings, Alex
I have a few 35 mm negative films that all show the same uneven background – clearly visible on the unexposed parts of the films. Probably the result of a not well closed film container before or after use I guess.
My question is: how can I correct this in PS, using a scan of a blank frame and a scan of an exposed frame? I have experimented a little trying to merge the two layers containing the ‘blank’ and the image, but not with any success. I have the feeling this should be relatively easy, if only I knew how 🙂 Greetings, Alex
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