I must have been shown, at least once, how to determine the emulsion side of film. I've not studied various film sides except to determine which is the 'front'. (digital converts need not read further):-] Must be the side facing the lens.(?) The side that receives the light..right? When I have noticed, I believe it was the concave side. Image reversal properties of lenses can, of course, provide the answer if you're familiar with the scene. Well, whichever, wouldn't that be the side to place 'front' down on a scanner? The image would then be recorded after the light had passed through what must be a greater thickness of film. I've had "pro" (expensive) labs (digital and optical) print frames in reverse a few times, so it must require more than a glance. I'd appreciate your advice.
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