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This is exactly my issue. If it was all blue or all yellow, I could understand that but the center is muuuuuch cooler than the edges and the edges get continually warmer as it goes. I will keep messing with it but at this point I will likely just send my color film in to be processed and captured until I can get better at it. The black and white film has been wonderful to capture so I will keep using that to boost my confidence! :)

Hey all, I have been lurking on here for a while and decided to join as I have been having quite a bit of difficulty digitizing color negatives. I decided to use a copy stand with a bellows focusing unit for the front of my DSLR and then put negatives on top of a light box. It works really well with black and white but I can't for the life of me figure out how to get a better image with color negatives. The top one is from a local film shop and then I tried capturing the negative myself to practice. I can't get anything close... I tried using Vuescan and using the correct film stock but that gave me the image below. Really gross looking. Any helpful tips for a newcomer that feels in over their head with color film?