what method best to nuetralize green in dark areas and neutralise magenta in light areas ?

Hi,

Thanks Gixxxa75,

I will try that and compare to D_Fosse.

Hi D_Fosse,

To do step 1, am I right in saying to set up a curves layer I make the layer 'background' into a named layer, then go layers>new adjustment layer and choose 'curves' ? and do I leave unticked the wording 'use previous layer to create clipping mask'. Also I went with default in that dialog of color :none:and mode-normal

I have done that, hope thats ok.

Then used the pipettes as instructed. hey presto greens and magentas gone 🙂

I then alter 'Normal' mode to 'color'.

How can I then apply the exact same adjustments settings to the remainder of the print roll where kodaks dont feature ?

This will be the unageing process for each image.

Is it best to do the de-noising after this or before, as that involves lots of luminance slider and color slider, by opening it into raw mode with file>open as>raw, de colouring the noise and removing the 'granules'.

Regards

Merlin

Image-adjustments-levels. Youve got three little droppers for samples, take a sample from the white on the step wedge with the white dropper, Sample the black with the black dropper and use the grey on a grey area. That will take most of the colour cast out. Also look at Hue and Saturation adjustment, you can reduce the saturation of the Magenta there. You can do all this by creating adjustment layers which will be non destructive and you go back and change any adjustments.