Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In this video I am showing you how I scan color and black & white film negatives as well as how I retouch my photos. I show a couple of things to pay attention to when scanning and the minimum steps I do while editing my photos. I hope you will see why it is so important to scan the negatives correctly. There are certain things you cannot fix in post production if the scan is not good.
My scanner is the Epson v850 Pro and I use Silverfast AI Studio 8.8 as my scanning software. The editing process for B&W I demonstrate in Luminar 4 and I edit a color photo in Capture One 20.
All photos in this video were taken with my Leica M6 on Ilford HP5+ or Kodak Ektar 100.
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In this video I am showing you how I scan color and black & white film negatives as well as how I retouch my photos. I show a couple of things to pay attention to when scanning and the minimum steps I do while editing my photos. I hope you will see why it is so important to scan the negatives correctly. There are certain things you cannot fix in post production if the scan is not good.
My scanner is the Epson v850 Pro and I use Silverfast AI Studio 8.8 as my scanning software. The editing process for B&W I demonstrate in Luminar 4 and I edit a color photo in Capture One 20.
All photos in this video were taken with my Leica M6 on Ilford HP5+ or Kodak Ektar 100.
This video is not sponsored!
I hope you enjoy the video and would be interested in your opinion in the comments below.
I you liked the video and want to see more please subscribe to my channel, press the like button and/or leave a comment.
Instagram: instagram.com/the_m_photo
Facebook: facebook.com/the.m.photo3025
