Weird colour rendering

[danielscheel]

Hi everyone! I started noticing recently that my negatives are turning much more cyan/greenish and just off overall. What could it be? Here are examples of how they look normally and how they turn out now. Thanks!

 

http://i65.tinypic.com/2rg2e4z.jpg

 

http://i68.tinypic.com/2j14gi8.png

[tomspielman]

I've seen similar but much more pronounced color shifts in old film that had been sitting in a camera for a long while. Was the film fresh?

[ed_farmer]

Film, chemicals, filtration, paper, chemicals . . . Has anything change? Old film? Old developer? Have your color correction filters faded? Is your paper fresh and not fogged? Is your paper processing line clean and fresh?

[Alan Marcus]

This could be insufficient bleaching. Try dipping one of your off-color negatives again repeating all steps except the developer. Bet this will improve your results. This can be done in normal room light.

[ed_farmer]

This could be insufficient bleaching. Try dipping one of your off-color negatives again repeating all steps except the developer. Bet this will improve your results. This can be done in normal room light.

 

I never processed my own color but this seemed like a workflow issue . . .

[rodeo_joe1]

Are these direct scans or prints?

 

Home processed or sent away?

 

What lighting are you using?

 

Do you have a proper neutral reference, like a frame containing a colour swatch and greyscale?

[danielscheel]

Thanks all for the answers!

I took it to a professional lab so it is quite weird.... Could it be the lens or the camera? I tried different films and bought new one just to try and all seems to give the same effect.

 

This is a scan of the negative with an Epson v600.

 

Thanks!