On 2008-05-08 15:06:54 -0700, Mike Russell
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> said:
> On Thu, 8 May 2008 23:56:30 +0930, M Phillips wrote:
>
>> I'm copying a lot of old color negs into digital form using my camera
and a
>> slide copy-attachment. Copying with a camera is fast and pretty good
with
>> slides. However the digital images of the negs also have the original
neg
>> color-mask. I've tried to remove the mask using Photoshop color
correction
>> tools (layer/new adjustment layer/photo filter/) but am dissatisfied
with
>> the results. I've tried a copy of Silverfast DCSE but it seems i really
want
>> the scanner version incor****ating 'Negafix". However, scanning takes
way to
>> long and i dont have one anyway which will do film. Anybody know of a
good
>> solution which will be quick or can do batch processing?
>> Thnx
>
> Here's a good article. Scroll down to Method 2.
> http://old.macedition.com/feat/film/feat_film_20030626.php
That's a very good article! Although five years ago, using a camera as
shown, may not have had a "professional" result, current cameras will
produce something much better, especially if you can shoot in RAW
format.
Now I'm going to have to see what I can set up to use with a Canon 20D
to "scan" a bunch of Stereo Realist slides along with that big box of
negatives!
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