Could It Possibly Be The Labs Fault?

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'Can't say I know/understand much about the E-6 process, I just shoot the film and send it in for processing.
So now I get back my rolls of Velvia of mostly gardens, forests, and foliage of various places, the greens are
mostly "muddy" - almost like Kodachrome greens! I've shot Velvia before and it wasn't like these.
 

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It's hard to say with so little information. At this point, the answer has to be, "perhaps; who knows".
 

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Also a photograph of the film showing both edges.
 

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And even better, backlit photographs of the problematic Velvia and the Velvia you are happy with, side by side in the same image, with the edges and sprockets visible.
 
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