eric_pederson 0 Posted September 14, 2001 I find that my attempts at scanning these sepia-toned prints (Panalure paper from C41 process color negatives) lead to somewhat washed out and reduced contrast images (Increasing the contrast settings destroys the tonality). Would it be better to scan the negative in color and make the sepia alteration in Photoshop? My unskilled Photoshop test was pretty inconclusive, but those with more experience might have greater success with one method or another. The finished print is what I wanted to create, so it seems a bit odd to try to recreate a successful chemical print with Photoshop... Anyway, I have a series of these chemical prints which are going on exhibition soon, so I was tempted to play with posting a couple on photo.net as an experiment. Any other comments are welcome. Link to comment
Guest Guest Posted September 16, 2001 I think more space on the right side of the frame would enhance the photograph. Link to comment
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