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Old 12-21-2016, 10:59 AM
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Kodachrome doesn't do that sort of fading. Its Ektachrome that does.

And for correct correction you can't just hue rotate in Photoshop.
You have to mix the R, B, and G channels, some with + signs and
some with - signs. This is, if I remember correctly, "Channels".

I've succeeded twice doing this, both with very valuable slides
(one being the only photo of the only eruption ever of one "pool"
in the Yellowstone geyser basins, in the 1950's grest earthquake.)
It was painfully hard ... took hours
due to inexperience, which I have long since lost.
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