Flowers of the Nineties

Sweet Pea - love that purple Color Neg Film

Weed - Arches Park has some incredible flowers in addition to all the rock formations Kodachrome Film

Cant remember when I took this Color Neg Film

[eaglem]

Very nice images. I must ask, do you use a post processing program such as Adobe Photoshop or something similar? I notice there is noise in the photos which make images look a little fuzzy and removing noise would help greatly. I use Topaz DeNoiser for this problem which can be used as a plugin for Photoshop or as a stand alone program. You'd be surprised at the difference in quality your shots will show.

[JimS_256]

Nice shots. Thanks for posting.

[mymaiseygirl]

Very nice images. I must ask, do you use a post processing program such as Adobe Photoshop or something similar? I notice there is noise in the photos which make look a little fuzzy and removing noise would help greatly. I use Topaz DeNoiser for this problem which can be used as a plugin for Photoshop or as a stand alone program. You'd be surprised at the difference in quality your shots will show.

Thanks for writing.. Yes I do as a matter of fact. I have been looking for a way to reduce noise. So thanks I think Ill try that.

Then again also that first image was shot 30 years ago so a very old neg but I like the image.

---------- Post added 06-30-21 at 12:42 AM ----------

Nice shots. Thanks for posting.

Thanks appreciate that

[Eyejason]

I'm beginning to enjoy flower images

[PJ1]

Those are very nice. Makes me wonder what I might have stored away on colour transparen cies.

[Rondec]

I think they are beautiful shots.

Very nice images. I must ask, do you use a post processing program such as Adobe Photoshop or something similar? I notice there is noise in the photos which make images look a little fuzzy and removing noise would help greatly. I use Topaz DeNoiser for this problem which can be used as a plugin for Photoshop or as a stand alone program. You'd be surprised at the difference in quality your shots will show.

I didn't think you called it "noise" on film. You're just seeing the grain, but I don't really find it off-putting at all.

[BigMackCam]

I like these very much indeed

As for the grain or "noise"... I'm with @Rondec - I don't find it an issue here. If it's evident on the actual photos, I'd be tempted to leave it well alone, as it's simply part of the character. If, however, it has been introduced in the scanning process, then a bit of denoising in post-processing wouldn't be entirely inappropriate. Grain like this can be easily reduced in most paid-for and free photo processing software... just go gently

[mymaiseygirl]

I'm beginning to enjoy flower images

Glad to hear that

---------- Post added 07-02-21 at 01:42 AM ----------

I like these very much indeed

As for the grain or "noise"... I'm with @Rondec - I don't find it an issue here. If it's evident on the actual photos, I'd be tempted to leave it well alone, as it's simply part of the character. If, however, it has been introduced in the scanning process, then a bit of denoising in post-processing wouldn't be entirely inappropriate. Grain like this can be easily reduced in most paid-for and free photo processing software... just go gently

Thanks - I usually use photoshop - just to enhance the pic here and there.

---------- Post added 07-02-21 at 01:43 AM ----------

Those are very nice. Makes me wonder what I might have stored away on colour transparen cies.

Yes u should check out ur transparencies