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Thanks for your advice.Open in PS, copy file (cntrl J) then cntrl I to invert image.
GIMP Colors -> InvertGIMP has invert function as well. (Shocking to PS-bois out there, I know)
Colors > Invert. The step can be assigned a keyboard shortcut.
Could you please advise how to "create a mask to delete the orange base color of the film" ?Read post 3.
Old Kodar film, >30 years.What film was this? I'm trying to figure out how they went from magenta to green... or why they were magenta to begin with.
Maybe you'll need to get them scanned by a photo lab. Or next time, get scans when you get film developed.
Hi,Scanning Negatives with Gimp - Karl Heinz Kremer's Ramblings
How to Scan Negatives Using Gimp This step-by-step instructions show how to remove the orange map from a negative scan using just Gimp's on-board tools. Behind every small image "hides" a full-screen (800x600) image that shows more detail. Load the scan of the negative into Gimp. Use the color...www.khk.net
Color filmWas it old B&W film? I've found that can still be usable years later. With color film the color can shift. Do the negatives have that color to them? I'm just wondering if it's the negatives or the scans.