@acockworkorange Thanks, yeah I'm just not at home at the moment and often don't feel like digging through my neg binder
jwiggler
@gerryflap I manually invert the negatives with Darktable and adjust to achieve a natural color balance. Unfortunately for me I'm not very good at it, and oftentimes I go back to images and adjust and realize "wow that was incredibly blue this whole time." This very well could be one of those cases
@CaptainKickass It's great. So stripped down and simple. I completely get why it was the go-to for photography students to learn about the exposure triangle
@Brussels5728 @analog Hah! I'd say knowing it's Manchester is impressive in itself.
This is a lot right off of Union Street just before the Boys and Girls Club going South, next to a nail salon and outreach center.
@Brussels5728 Hah! I'd say knowing it's Manchester is impressive in itself.
This is a lot right off of Union Street just before the Boys and Girls Club going South, next to a nail salon and outreach center.
@gerryflap So I actually just figured out my issue. A lot of my photos have a sort of cast over them. I used rgb curve to set the black point (?) in darktable