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@siblingsofthevoid@void.lgbt Thanks for the compliments :blob_cat_blush: and the advice! I also had a look and I do like what you do with landscape :blob_cat_aww: As you maybe saw, the pictures you linked (mine) were taken with my film camera (it's a scan of the negative), so I don't have a RAW to work with. Still, I could do a bit of editing. Actually I did some on several film pictures scans but using GIMP, mostly tweaking the curves to correct over- or under-exposure, and sometimes trying to denoise some of the underexposed ones, though that's tricky. I don't think I touched those ones, though. The thing is, I absolutely love how they turned out but it's nothing like the scene looked like: the library lighting is actually very warm and pleasant, it's completely different from that sickly green hue, it was a complete surprise when I got them developed (and again, I loved it!). It was a special "retro" film I got from cheap at my local photo lab and I think it has a unusual chemistry that does something weird with the spectrum of that specific lighting.