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I am looking for Linux software with a GUI frontend that can convert a negative (tiff, png, jpg) into a viewable positive photograph that can then be edited or printed.
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- 03-23-2009 #1
Software to convert negative to positive
I am looking for Linux software with a GUI frontend that can convert a negative (tiff, png, jpg) into a viewable positive photograph that can then be edited or printed.
Is there such a thing?
- 03-24-2009 #2Linux Newbie
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Have you looked at The GIMP?
Layer -> Colors -> Invert should do the trick.
cheers, kai
- 03-24-2009 #3
- 03-24-2009 #4Linux Newbie
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Sorry to hear that.
I still think it *should* work, I double-checked by converting a scanned negative from this tutorial (for photoshop), and The Gimp inverted it to pretty much the same image as in said tutorial.
I tried imagemagick (convert with the -negate option), too, which produced about the same result.
My guess is that this is not a software issue but specific to your negatives - I would seek help in forum on digital photography, maybe here. Maybe you need to do some filtering to get the right colors.
cheers, kai


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