90s Fashion photo color techniques

kino-eye · Mar 26, 2023

kino-eye said:
Cinestill removes the remjet layer so that it can be processed as C-41, but this creates a lot of halation around light sources, which is its own look.

koraks said:
Well yes, I see what you mean, but just to clarify two technical details:
1: Remjet-backed Vision3 can be developed in C41 chemistry just the same as the film without the remjet backing. The problem is that regular lines running C41 don't have a provision to remove and contain the remjet material, so it will foul the chemistry and equipment in such a line. However, in a home setting, it's perfectly feasible to remove the remjet from Vision3 film (or leftover Eterna) and run it through C41.
2: The halation is not due to C41 development. It's due to the missing remjet layer, which also serves as an anti-halation layer. Developed in ECN2, e.g. Cinestill film halates just as badly.

By "this creates..." I meant "removing the remjet layer ... creates...." But yes, I can see how it could be confused to mean "processing as C-41 ... creates," so thanks for clarifying.

photocookies · Apr 5, 2023

Hi guys! Just played with the 'Cross Process' option on 'Curves' in PS, then select the color I wanted and use different layers to paint till I get the color I wanted. I'll continue to explore into this tips you gave me.

This case I took the photo with a simple digital Pentax + 50mm with a simple lamp. Next try I'll do with analog camera.

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