Hi, I have a little problem ..

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Nov 25, 2009
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I have a lot of color negatives and contact sheets are very expensive so I take pictures of them on a luminous table but the numeric photo is orange and if I invert it there are a blue dominante. how can I have a normal picture ?
thanks a lot
PF
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C J Campbell
Feb 16, 2010
On 2009-11-25 12:50:36 -0800, PF said:

I have a lot of color negatives and contact sheets are very expensive so I take pictures of them on a luminous table but the numeric photo is orange and if I invert it there are a blue dominante. how can I have a normal picture ?
thanks a lot
PF

You should use a scanner for that. Some scanners come with software for converting color negatives to positives. Each brand of film is different, so good software will adjust for the difference in orange tint between Agfa, for example, and Fuji.

You will also get much better resolution if you use a scanner.

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