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Photo 1 - the negative from my home processed film

Photo 2 -inverted in Photoshop - its rather overexposed!

Photo 3 - basic pp in Lightroom - exposure, clarity, contrast.

Photo 4 - more excessive pp in Silver Efex Pro 2

These pics are all from the 60 year old Ensign medium format.  They are not high quality pictures :)

My 2nd foray into home developing had interesting results.  Some of the developer failed to reach all of the film, causing large pink splotches.

The pictures are strangely composed and focused, but this is a camera issue not a development one.

I had a variety of colours within the same roll.  B&W, beige and pink.

Pink Harley?

This is Mitchell.  He was rather interested in my camera.

Interesting blue bits on this beige one.

I wonder if the strange colours has something to do with the way I scan them.  I stick them onto a lightpad and take a digital photo using a macro lens.

I changed the intensity of the light from the lightpad, which is the only reason I can think of for the differing colours.