Chris_M
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I am currently digitizing almost 300 negatives from about 25-30 years ago for a Youth Club Reunion,
scanning all sorts, slides, 35mm, 126 film and 110 film, these latter negatives are REALLY kicking my butt.
I can't get a decent look to them unless I desaturate to B&W, however, I would like, if possible, to keep them in color.
Can anyone point me at a tutorial specifically made for restoring old 110 film negatives?
Failing that, could somebody please give me some pointers?
I have LR 3.5 & 4, Photoshop and PaintShop Pro Photo X4 at my disposal.
Here is a fullsized scan of one of the 110 film negatives,
I already did spot, scratch and dust removal and saved it as a TIF, filesize is 2.43 MB,
and about three-quarters of the 110 film shots look like this.
Direct link to TIF:- http://www.interceptor-one.com/fyc80s/IMG_158.tif
Miniature view:-
[EDIT:]
I tried to put a clickable Thumbnail up, but imageshack converted it to a PNG, so put up a direct link to the TIF.
scanning all sorts, slides, 35mm, 126 film and 110 film, these latter negatives are REALLY kicking my butt.
I can't get a decent look to them unless I desaturate to B&W, however, I would like, if possible, to keep them in color.
Can anyone point me at a tutorial specifically made for restoring old 110 film negatives?
Failing that, could somebody please give me some pointers?
I have LR 3.5 & 4, Photoshop and PaintShop Pro Photo X4 at my disposal.
Here is a fullsized scan of one of the 110 film negatives,
I already did spot, scratch and dust removal and saved it as a TIF, filesize is 2.43 MB,
and about three-quarters of the 110 film shots look like this.
Direct link to TIF:- http://www.interceptor-one.com/fyc80s/IMG_158.tif
Miniature view:-
[EDIT:]
I tried to put a clickable Thumbnail up, but imageshack converted it to a PNG, so put up a direct link to the TIF.