Richard Kenward wrote: > Drum scanners really need a dedicated clean room as there is plenty of > opportunity to introduce dirt
What drum scans need is a lot of post-production for cleaning-up the images. It's not just dust but any number of problems with air bubbles and the optical clarity of the top sleeve used to hold the whole tranny / neg sandwich together. In fact how many different surfaces are there when using a drum scanner? Bear in mind that each layer has a different optical density - it's a miracle, really. For a fact, most hi-end drum scanning services spend up to 15 minutes 'retouching' your image before you even see it... Michael =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
