Hi Bob ... Well, you know my feelings about getting high quality scans.
When I said "tweak" (admittedly a poor word choice) I was referencing my admonishment to this particular lab to make no corrections for exposure, which I mentioned in my original post. The default is to make adjustments, so mo adjustments is .... perhaps? .... a tweak. Bob W wrote: > You may also want to rethink the idea of having them tweak your scans. > If they've profiled the scanner then you want them to use those exact > same settings for each scan they do for you; that way you get exactly > what the scanner saw, which should be the best it was capable of > getting from your negative or slide. In other words, you should be > trying to work from a fixed baseline all the time. > > Bob
