In my experience, the weird colour casts that you get with mini-lab prints
from Chromogenic films like T400CN are the result of slight under and over
exposures or poor setting of the machine. If the neg isn't spot on, you can
get greenish and purple prints from an automatic run through the machine.
For Photoshop, scan the negs as colour negs (not B&W) and all will be well.
Also, any lab should be able to correct for this and supply good individual
prints/enlargements.
AndrewF
>I don't think my mom will give it to me, and even then, I don't know if my
>scanner will pick up the correct color, but I'd love to scan that photo for
>you all.. "Olive Green" I mean, go open up a can of peas, leave them out
>for a day, then drain out the water, and take a look.. that's the exact
>color...
>
>You ever get the feeling, when you are about to become intimate with
>Photoshop for the next two weeks of your life??
>
>Albert.
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