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Ektar 100 or Fuji Superia 200
I'm guessing Ektar
Whats everyones preferred way to remove redness from scans?
I just don't.
But seriously, I try to get the colours the way I want them right at the scan, and usually don't tweak colours later.
Protanopia takes care of the rest, so I just lay back and say "fuck it".
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@kboy all auto settings mannnnnnnnn... but thanks.
@tiki I dont actually do the scanning my self, just local lab, yep, would make complete sense to get it right first... I spent about 5 years when working in Editorial Design trying to make scanned photos less red, never convinced I did it that well, lols.
chrisbmx116
Thanks @tiki !
Film was just Ektar 100 or Fuji Superia 200... nothing but a tiny neatening crop done in post. Have a few more which I am pretty much happy with too. One more roll to get back which I feel may be best yet, which will obviously totally turn out to be the worst bunch of mis fired soft focus crap I have ever shot.
Whats everyones preferred way to remove redness from scans? Curves? Hue/Sat? Another way?