Video: The process I use to scan, invert, and archive film negatives.

      Video: My Process for Scanning, Inverting, and Archiving Film Negatives.

      In this video, I’ll guide you through my scanning process, which has enabled me to maintain an uncompressed archive of my valuable scans and provided me with greater control over the outcomes:

      youtube.com/watch?v=xQk2gy…

      Three years ago, I developed this software to batch invert film negatives using a straightforward and comprehensible image processing technique. For a long time, it was limited to my computer, but this year I finally decided to make it a service available to everyone.

      Experience Film Q today: analog.cafe/app/filmq.

      Discover how to edit your film scans after conversion: analog.cafe/r/how-to-edit-….

      Learn about the manual process of inverting film negatives: analog.cafe/r/how-to-inver….

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Earlier, I mentioned the method that adjusts the black-and-white points of an image to their highest values as "histogram equalization." That was a mistake. This method is actually referred to as "histogram stretching" or "normalization."