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I have just bought an Epson v600 to start scanning my own work, And I’m trying to work out why negatives are looking different than what should be with silverfast.

The first photo here is mine after scanning negatives, while the second one is a screenshot from YouTube with the same settings. The YouTube photo obviously looks correct while mine looks very weird.

Does anyone here use silverfast and know why this may be? Thanks
 

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Looks like you haven't set NegaFix to the proper settings for the film you're trying to scan. This panel is the tool that controls removal of the orange mask and initial settings for color and tone.
 
Your selection box needs to include the visible part of the image only. The selection box on you screen capture also includes the rebate and some blank space. This can throw off the algorithms the software uses. Try enclosing just the image and hitting preview to see if that fixes the problem.
 
What Wallendo said. Also, set your film type in the Negafix window in the bottom left-- it's currently Other/Other. Silverfast might get it right anyway once you've tightened up your frame selection.
 
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