DIY low-mo tech scanning
Just for fun. definitely cannot replace the oh so expensive with sprocket scanning provided by our favorite film shops 1) Take your developed negatives put it on your computer LCD screen against a white background 2) Take a macro photo of the negative against the white computer screen with your camera phone (steady hands please) 3) Bring it to Photoshop (Brown film) 4) Image> Adjustments > invert (Result very blue film) 5) Image> Adjustments > Levels 6) Move the 2 corner arrows on Input Levels for Red, Green and Blue channels seperately to the tails of the graphs 7) Move the RGB Channel arrows the same way TADA. you should be able to get a result something like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/30455786@N02/2853683830/ Pls share if you have other Alternative ways of scanning film!
Just for fun. definitely cannot replace the oh so expensive with sprocket scanning provided by our favorite film shops 1) Take your developed negatives put it on your computer LCD screen against a white background 2) Take a macro photo of the negative against the white computer screen with your camera phone (steady hands please) 3) Bring it to Photoshop (Brown film) 4) Image> Adjustments > invert (Result very blue film) 5) Image> Adjustments > Levels 6) Move the 2 corner arrows on Input Levels for Red, Green and Blue channels seperately to the tails of the graphs 7) Move the RGB Channel arrows the same way TADA. you should be able to get a result something like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/30455786@N02/2853683830/ Pls share if you have other Alternative ways of scanning film!
