Windows 10: Solved: Images display like negative film

Relevant to at least all Windows 10 and 11, and likely 8.The User might also typically find a number of objects like the Edge icon and the Desktop background has an orange tinge.Previous thread which is locked Display appears like negative film. - Microsoft CommunityThe problem which may not be obvious is that the colors are inverted.SolutionSettings > Ease of Access or accessibility depending on your version of Windows > Colors or Color filters depending on your version of Windows > Color filters > Switch off to disable all filtering.I don't know why anyone would want to make thei

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Converting old film slide negatives to positive ?

Finally managed to solve the harshness problem still using just Irfanview and the £49 Amazon DigitNow film scanner, by using the sliders across the bottom in the entry just below "Negative (Invert Image)" called "Colour Corrections" as in the before and after pic below. Thanks for all the help....

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how to convert film negatives to positives?

how to convert film negatives to positives?

 

Converting old film slide negatives to positive ?

You may find that a refresh of the "hardware" and concepts in play with old film based imaging will help you understand how best to treat your stock of film ...

One such resource is the PetaPixel website PetaPixel - Photography and Camera News, Reviews, and Inspiration

Slide vs Color Negative Film: How They Compare and When to Use Each is a comparison between Film and Slide Stock and gives some good insights

My number one tip to anyone contemplating editing digital images is ... Forget JPG format, everytime you work on and save a JPG image you throw away data and the image you see degrades

all scans should be to a non compressed, [or lossless compressed format], the favourite for pros scanning old images is Tiff, preferably uncompressed, but one of the lossless compressed variants is OK

If you compare the size of an uncompressed Tiff that could be 40MB to it's JPG version that is nearer 4MB you have to see that there is a lot of the image missing!

I do a fair amount of Digital Imaging and shoot RAW that means that my images are around 25-30 MB each, all the image manipulation I do is based on a non destructive system and if I need to use a compressed format for online use I make a JPG or PNG, [Slightly larger file size but better quality], If I decide this image is not up to requirements it's deleted and a new file created from the original.

If I ever need to take someone else's JPG image for manipulation, I create a Tiff Image from the JPG and use this, much larger file, as my digital negative