3 Comments

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   neneohcs · 2015-08-16 00:17

   i have tried a similar approach in scanning my films, but i did never use a pringles box. which seems to be a good idea, i have had problems with reflections on the film while fotographing it ...
   did you consciously choose this whitebalance?
   it is kind of blue white ...
   interesting.
   greetings from vienna
   michael

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   kimmiechem2 · 2015-08-16 02:37

   @neneohcs Well, the negative had a very orange-yellow cast to it. I whitebalance corrected for the sprocket holes & when I converted to positive -- this is what I got. Still learning, though. Need lots of practice, I guess. ;)

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   neneohcs · 2015-08-16 18:52

   Well done!
   It's fun to explore and learn that way.
   Since nearly a year i fotograph analog again and i chose to fotograph the film-snippets on a lightdesc. And i do the inverting-process and a little contrast and temperature tweaking in lightroom 5 ...
   I like the idea of the pringles box - which might also give you pringle-credits from pringles-factory if you tell them or show them ;-) ...