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35mm negative scanning |
Posted by: nova - 02-13-2022, 03:30 PM - Forum: General questions
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Newbie here.
Just started using Gimp after loosing use of old PS program and am trying to enlarge a 35mm B/W negative that was scanned in from a 600 dpi Canon. I know, it's a cheapie but that's all I have.
Have not been able (so far) to figure out the 'canvas size' and 'image size' in order to enlarge it to at least 4" x 6", 5" x 7" or 8" x 10".
Also having trouble adjusting levels/curves/etc. to get the image looking better.
Thank you in advance and I feel sure I'll be back with more questions.
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Is it possible to deliverately bring discolored tone color to image ? |
Posted by: ldd2 - 02-12-2022, 06:43 PM - Forum: General questions
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Greetings guys.
I have an image fan art that I have previously printed with glossy photo paper. This image was kept in a locker for about 2 years in overall 10-20° C and didn't even touch it. The fact is this print got discolored over time and now has this very interesting color looking for me... I would really appreciate to know if there's some way to bring this same or similar color looking from the physical printed image but with it's digital version through GIMP or image editor tools.
https://imgur.com/a/Soqt0yI
(First image is the digital original version VS the other 3 that have it's current looking after being 2 years in a relatively closed up furniture and it was affected by air/ambient humidity)
I have attempted to do some testings through color image tools from GIMP v2.10 but got no luck in getting something remotely close. I may really appreciate the help. Thanks.
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