A few questions

The way I'm reading it the shadows would be a little green.

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And for this, the d-min curve means there is blue in the highlights/ blue cast throughout?

>>2968947
Doesnt the green at the top mean it's closest to black? I really have no clue about these. Major was economics haha. Would be nice to get this thread going and have spectral dye curves, char. Curves fully explained away

>>2968952
This is positive film isn't it, then the shadows would be red, you're right.

>>2968949
This is negative film, which explains the density being inverted compared to the first. So then on this one it would be blue cast to compensate for warmer light.

>>2968945
>>2968957
Yup that's Velvia 100. Red shadows sounds right.

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>>2968958
can confirm

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>>2968970
I think the older versions better convey the red tint.

https://archive.nyafuu.org/p/thread/2930178/#2933369

>>2968976
true, I did a 2nd edit where I removed it even further (even though it was already edited in the link you posted)

I'll stick to Velvia 50 desu, I prefer the purple tint

>>2968990
>I prefer the purple tint
eww

>>2968949
and on this, according to the spectral dye curve, wavelengths at the 3 dips [about 410(purple), 500(bluish-green), 610(orange)] will have high or low luminosity?
whereas wavelength 450 will have high or low luminosity?

>>2969120
600 is bright, 450 is dark me thinks

>>2968947
Youre right. green shadows

>>2969216
No, already confirmed red. I read it wrong.