In a recent post, I spoke about scanning the 'duds' - those photos which came out either way too overexposed or underexposed. I showed examples of an underexposed Polaroid, and my scanning methods used to uncover the magic hidden within. Today I'll share one which was overexposed, a Type 600 version of Impossible Project's color film (a 'skins' version with animal print frames). My cameras are sx-70's, so this film will result in an overexposed image.
The original
The original cropped, after adjusting data in the individual color channels.
2 comments:
Love that dash of red pink at the bottom. I had to look back at the original to see if it was there. Very cool.
Haha, ok, I had to go back and look, too. It was this pack of film.... the strip at the top (looking like a long cloud) and the red line at the bottom show up in most of the pics.
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