Rendering algorithms
- Rendering algorithms: Linearization: Gamma, backlight correction, scanner exposure and dark point compensation
- Rendering algorithms: Inverting negative to positive
- Rendering algorithms: Channel mixing: Production of simulated ("fake") infrared channel
- Rendering algorithms: Viewing screen alignment
- Rendering algorithms: Viewing screen superposition
- Rendering algorithms: Determining luminosity of each color patch
- Rendering Modes: Different algorithms used to render the image
- Color models: Different models of colors of dyes of the original process
Scan of original negative 
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Infrared scan of original transparency
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RGB scan of original transparency
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Linearization and inverting negative to positive
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Linearization
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Linearization and channel mixing
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| Linear grayscale transparency
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Viewing screen alignment
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| linear RGB image with viewing screen (see viewing screen superposition) 
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| Determining luminosity of each color patch (optional)
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Blocky linear RGB image (similar to RAW from digital camera)
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| Demosaicing using bicubic interpolation (optional)
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Smooth but unsharp linear RGB image
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| Combining predicted and original data (optional)
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linear RGB image
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| Simulation dyes of viewing screen and conversion to output color profile
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| Digital color rendering
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