Week 4 - Software Solutions- Olympus C-700

This week is going to be a big help in my ongoing project of scanning in my old slides and negative.

I took this on our 1991 trip to eastern Europe. Just where this photo was taken escapes me. Some building. Somewhere. (g) Can you say color shift? Wow! This is really a lot in not so many years. I hate to see what I'll face with my father's pics.

This really shows how much a photo can be helped with software corrections. Unfortunately, I did so much to this one that I didn't write down what all I did. I used the tools from this week and also corrected scratches.

Scanned negative of a carriage ride on St. Margrit's Island. I was hanging over the back of our carriage to take this. While this isn't terrible, it could use some help. Those horses look pretty dingy and the faces aren't the right color.

PSP to the rescue! Auto Contrast, (Neutral, Normal, Natural), Color balance (30, 6000), and Saturation (More Colorful, Normal, Skin tones) applied. I used Clarify, then resized, and then applied unsharp.

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