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Is there any software (or feature in Photoshop) that will align one image over another image that is almost identical? Ideally it could align a blue image over the matching part of a red and green image.
I have some negative film, (accidentally) developed in E6 chemistry. The result is that the red and green channels are very dark compared to the blue channel.
I can adjust the gain (really the exposure) in NikonScan to get either the red and green channel OR the blue channel, but nothing I have tried produces an image with detail in all three channels.
As a result, I have 108 images with valid red and green channels, and 108 matching images with a valid blue channel. I need to align them properly, preferably without having to do the whole thing by hand.
Thanks,
Aaron Queenan
I have some negative film, (accidentally) developed in E6 chemistry. The result is that the red and green channels are very dark compared to the blue channel.
I can adjust the gain (really the exposure) in NikonScan to get either the red and green channel OR the blue channel, but nothing I have tried produces an image with detail in all three channels.
As a result, I have 108 images with valid red and green channels, and 108 matching images with a valid blue channel. I need to align them properly, preferably without having to do the whole thing by hand.
Thanks,
Aaron Queenan
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