Negatives ?

[alan w jones]

Hello , me again , I just come across this coloured negative and wondered if someone fancied having a go at it ? thanks
Regards
Alan

[jim1]

Unfortunately there appears to be some deterioration in the negative.

[Wiggy]

Lovely photos though aren't they!   

That man looks so familiar to me.

Wiggy.

[kiwihalfpint]

Lovely photos though aren't they!   

That man looks so familiar to me.

Wiggy.

Yes, they are Wiggy, wonder what is being said to the man in the middle photo?

Cheers
KHP

[alan w jones]

Thank you so much , he was a character and lived in San Francisco .I hope I put the negative in the scanner the right way up now . I now know who I am looking at though .
Regards
Alan

[Wiggy]

Well his shirt is buttoning the right way!   

[Handypandy]

Five years ago, my brother unearthed some 35mm family slides taken in 1967. Gold dust!! They were in a bit of a state but he managed to pick up a dedicated scanner in a sale for £20 and with a bit of tweaking, although they are not great quality, the memories came flooding back.
The thing about this photo, taken in Whitby, is that my grandmother (on the right) would have been a year younger there as I am now. That is most worrying.

[japeflakes]

Although I cannot make a good restore job I think you might get better results scanning each at a higher resolution one at a time, but of course I could be wrong:

[Treetotal]

Thank you so much , he was a character and lived in San Francisco .I hope I put the negative in the scanner the right way up now . I now know who I am looking at though .
Regards
Alan

They should be placed shiny side down and it helps to put white card on top them to stop them moving or curling.
I agree with Japeflakes...scanned individually at 800dpi is worth a try.


Carol