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   adash · 2012-09-03 17:27

   It's all about scanning. I am still searching for ways to make it work for me, but I haven't yet figured out a precise formula about it. It will require some digital PP (I am more inclined to call that "fixing a sloppy scan" than editing), but nothing beyond curves/levels.

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   m22509075 · 2012-09-03 18:49

   Really? I just Don't Like using Photoshop on my analog photos. And i mostly scan the printed photos and not the negatives. But If i scaned the negatives then it would be more red/yellow you thinnk?
   @adash

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   adash · 2012-09-03 18:53

   Photoshop is an overkill. You should find a way to scan your film, that's gonna make most sense. Or ask the minilab to scan without correcting levels, and then run them all thorough some levels/curves editing program. I wrote a tutorial about correcting levels in GIMP:
   www.lomography.jp/magazine/tipster/2012/08/01/how-to-fix-sl…
   but it covers totally uncorrected images, not over-corrected like yours.
   The other way around is to just accept them as they are (and they aren't bad, although not particularly red).

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   m22509075 · 2012-09-03 19:03

   @adash
   Ah! I see what you mean! I must try this next time. Thanks ! :D Great article.