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Printing from Underwater Disposables
Please can someone advise me. I am trying to get the negs. from a
snorkelling trip to Antigua ec., properly printed. However both Jessops and Boots technicians in London (U.K.) haven't a clue how to do this despite the fact that both companies sell underwater disposables!! Kodak offer a Sea Photography printing service but this is not available in the UK. The pictures are mainly from the surface, on a sunlit day with the sun directly overhead. The films have been processed normally and the negs. scanned onto CDs. However judging by the index prints they all have a blue cast. I understand that this is due to the reds being filtered out by the seawater. Is there a way of using Adobe Photoshop to correct the colour and contrast of the images? Again I've searched the many Photoshop manuals and none describe how to enhance underwater images. I've also tried looking at the newsgroup FAQ but the Underwater Photography link listed doesn't work any more. Many thanks - CJB. |
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Printing from Underwater Disposables
have a blue cast. I understand that this is due to the reds being
filtered out by the seawater. there is more blue in the pic. in photoshop try adjusting the r and g up one level. r = red g = green in thr rbg color. nextime when dev. film have the photo dev. push the red and green f stop up one level |
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Printing from Underwater Disposables
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nextime when dev. film have the photo dev. push the red and green f stop up one level ...." Geeeeeeee .... can they do that? HeHeHeHeHe ... "rasilan" wrote in message ... have a blue cast. I understand that this is due to the reds being filtered out by the seawater. there is more blue in the pic. in photoshop try adjusting the r and g up one level. r = red g = green in thr rbg color. nextime when dev. film have the photo dev. push the red and green f stop up one level |
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