(05-25-2022, 01:16 PM)rich2005 Wrote: Quote:Tried again scanning film-negatives on smartphone running "Photo Negative Scanner" (software)
Smartphone - Samsung Galaxy S9+ (> 8 years) Macro Mode - 1.5
Following functions are provided on "Photo Negative Scanner"
1. Crop
2. Convert negative image to positive image
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Please advise which GIMP filter to be used to remove the green color?
How does (2) work ? Is that built into "Photo Negative Scanner" If it is obviously does not work.
Going back to previous post for a colour negative the first process in Gimp is a White Balance then a Colour -> Invert is used for the positive.
The inevitable video https://youtu.be/VXZpzuUAvLQ almost 5 minutes this time (sorry)
Some more advice on using BIMP (see earlier for a linux plugin) and adding a gmic-qt command.
Thousands to process In my opinion asking too much for one set of commands to apply universally however, those three examples.
Hi,
Thanks for your advice and video.
Have tried;
1. Scanning negatives running Kodak software
2. RAW scanning
Too many settings. It is not what I prefer.
My planning is;
1. No setting before and after scanning. Download the negative images on PC
2. Batch Post-editing - with 2/3 steps on GIMP (not too many adjusting). If possible run command-line operation.
Tried again;
1. Scan negatives on smartphone without software
2. Download the negative images on Ubuntu 20.04 PC
3. Run "mogrify - rotate" to rotate the negative images
4. Open negative images on GIMP
-> Colors -> Auto -> White Balance
again;
-> Colors > Linear Invert
5. Export positive images
The result is not bad. Please see attached photos
Comment and suggestions are welcome. Thanks.
Regards