Originally posted by Xmas If you get it printed by the lab it can come out tinted on their printer and I've had serpia too.
It wet prints normally no tint!
The Kodak mono C41 had the normal orange colour to allow more neutral mini lab prints. But can make wet printing more interesting. Not tried myself.
If you shoot away from 400 ISO the lab prints won't look too good.
Thanks for that Xmas. If I get anything worthwhile I will try getting it properly printed. I will also have to look at a scanner that does negatives
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Originally posted by cooltouch I use Paint Shop Pro X7 for most of my post processing. One think I like about it is it has one-click photo fade correction that's usually quite accurate. I tried it out with your image. Turns out there's still a lot of the original colors left. Kind of a grainy photo, though. I hope you don't mind my editing it, but here's what I came up with. Looks like PSP might have overexposed it a bit.
Interesting result - the original is quite intriguing as well.
I am interesting in your opinion of Paint Shop Pro for a beginner.
Being new to image adjustment, I have been looking at LightZone and Gimp (also being a cheapskate), but am struggling a bit to get simple fixes.
£40 for PSP X7 (or £50 for X8) seems a reasonable price - is it a good option for a beginner?