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Mathieu18 wrote:
Thanks, didn't quite work for me. What about WB on the initial RAW file. I'm thinking my input is keeping tips like this from working, I've seen similar to set WP off the leader or edge, but it doesn't give me what I want...
Digitizing on A7II not so much fun...
I'll keep working at it.
Edit: Hey Hey, getting closer...
Edit Edit: Best write up I've found so far if anyone's looking in the future: https://petapixel.com/2012/05/18/how-to-scan-film-negatives-with-a-dslr/
Before and After below. Still have work to do, but getting closer.
Every time I tried to get a WB after inverting the RAW file, it comes out weird. I guess the other option would be to use a grey card and use the first shot on that roll of film to be your WB for future frames. I use a ColorChecker Passport to create color correction profiles for Camera RAW/Lightroom. I have a bunch for common setups that I use (my indoor lighting kit for example), plus individual profiles for some of my lenses that give a color cast. I keep it in my camera bag in case I shoot somewhere that has challenging light. I just pull out the CCP, take a WB reading off the grey card, take a shot of the color tiles, then go about my shoot. The WB reading gets my JPG previews into the ballpark, the color tiles are for the profile later. If you get a ColorChecker Passport, I would guess all you would need to do is shoot the color tiles to make a profile off of that. Accurate color for that roll (and assuming all subsequent rolls of the same type and processing lab).
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