Color Negative Film Color Correction

The negatives are 9" x 9". The film looks blue and the invert of the image looks orange. I didn't do any masking to it.

Pretty good, actually. I used just a Curves adjustment layer. What my panel looked like:

(Note that the red channel is right underneath the green channel and has almost exactly the same settings.)

And what the result looked like (I cropped out the edges because they were distracting me):

Things I always ask myself when I look at an image like this: Does that look like concrete at the shopping center? Is that dirt or is that a road?

I noticed there's still some blue haloing going on around the edges (probably from capture). It could be remedied by pulling down the blue channel some more but not without upsetting the balance of the rest of the image. It really is a delicate balance. (Which is why it's so important to have the image as uncontaminated as possible.) It still looks a little too warm to me but I'm my own worst critic, so...   xD

Also, use at least 16-bit color depth when you can throughout the process until output as it can help with color correction.