Film Negative Develop to Photo

When a film negative is developed into a photograph, it undergoes a reversal process. The negative image, with its inverted colors and tones, is transformed into a positive image, revealing the true colors, details, and the intended composition of the captured scene. This process brings to life the richness and depth of the original moment, flipping the tones to accurately represent the subject as it appeared during the time of exposure. The transition from negative to photo unveils the genuine beauty and essence of the captured image, presenting it in a more familiar and visually relatable form.