I home processed my first roll of color film this weekend, and scanned it using Negafix. I see there's a huge difference between images that are saved using the Negafix color profile in Silverfast vs images that are saved as raw DNG's, and inverted in Photoshop. The Negafix image is much better. If I had to pick out one thing, I'd say that using inversion doesn't seem to take into account the base tint of the film. How does one get the correct color curves for a specific film in Photoshop?
Color Scans - Negafix vs Photoshop Inversion?
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