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Very nice. We were just recently discussing how expensive this is, and that this would be nice for some hobby robotic project. From a quick glance over the cod
by albertzeyer 6y ago
Very nice. We were just recently discussing how expensive this is, and that this would be nice for some hobby robotic project.
From a quick glance over the code, it seems to scan over the film roll and takes photos using the camera.
But I haven't really found much logic for post processing. You would need to adapt the colors in some way, right? It's a negative, so inverse them. But then they still need to be adapted in some way. Actually this was for me the most unclear aspect about such a project -- how to deal with the colors.
- dbrgn 6y agoAs suggested in another comment, the best way would probably to shoot in RAW (so you get the data directly from your camera's sensor) and then use postprocessing tools made for negatives. Darktable has a new module called "negadoctor" for this, see https://www.darktable.org/2020/08/darktable-3-2/ https://www.darktable.org/2020/08/darktable-3-2/ (ctrl+f negadoctor). Darktable also supports Lua scripting, maybe that could be used to automate a workflow.
- gsich 6y agoIf you have the money, buy Negativelab Pro for Lightroom.