>Hi Dan,
>
>Digital ICE is no panacea for scratched film, the best results by far are
>still
>had by scanning scratch free film. I would venture to suggest that even
>though there is a time penalty involved that repairing scratches via
>Photoshop will yield far better results than relying on Digital ICE.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Rob Studdert
>HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
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Hi Rob,
No doubt you are correct. My knowledge of Digital ICE is entirely
secondhand (via the web).
Any tips on fixing scratches? I usually rely on the rubber stamp for
detailed areas and use the lasso tool combined with the blur and noise
filters on areas with little detail-but even then I can still spend more
than an hour fixing one negative (95% of that time is simply me finding and
selecting the scratches and divots, not processing time).
Dan Scott
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