Originally Posted by
martiansea
Same here! I have completely replaced everything I used to do with Adobe with the Affinity suite and I am very satisfied with the results and I've come to prefer Affinity over Adobe, not just tolerate it. Instead of Capture One, I'm using DxO PhotoLab, and love it. I'll never go back to Adobe for anything.
Note to anyone interested: Affinity is compatible with Photoshop plugins, so maybe a favorite PS color correction tool can be used there. I personally use Nik collection.
Another thing folks may consider playing with for negative color correction is Hasselblad FlexColor. I feel a little silly recommending this because it's outdated and it looks like they're never going to update it, but it still runs OK in Win10 and it's freeware. I have it installed to use for processing 3F files I get from Imacon scanners. I haven't tried using it yet for processing other format scans, but I'll give it a shot with a color film negative image I "scanned" with my Nikon D800 and see if it actually works.
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