Greenish hue on many images

[nate]

Hi!

Make sure you follow the steps in this link below for using with EpsonScan:

Scanning Film Negatives with Epson Scan and Negative Lab Pro

If you’re using an Epson scanner to scan your color or black and white film negatives, chances are that your scanner came with the “Epson Scan” software. (If not you can always download it along with the drivers you need from the Epson website for your particular Epson scanner, like this Epson V600 downloads page.) While Epson Scan can do a good job working with your scanner to capture the underlying film negative, you may have found that there are some MAJOR headaches with a workflow that full…

It’s important that the settings you use are the ones listed in the link above, otherwise, you will not have a neutral tiff to start with. Also, when using Negative Lab Pro with a tiff file, it is generally recommended to leave the white-balance AS-IS before conversion (in other words, DON’T white balance off the film border in Lightroom on a TIFF).

-Nate
Creator of Negative Lab Pro