Richard ,good afternoon.
The purple in areas of "Glare" seems to me to be confined to film and scans of same.
I can not say Ive ever had the problem with the scan back when mounted on either the Blad
or the Monorail when movements are wanted
Dear Michael
That's really interesting. So let's just assume that you have a couple of lights on a glossy print you are copying and you are being a bit careless and are getting a bit of glare on the edges. You have a polarizing filter on the lights and one on the lens....you swing the camera filter for maximum polarization and what happens to the area of glare? I would see purple in the areas of maximum brightness and it would record as such on the colour film.
I often see this effect on pictures of old masters done by someone not doing their job correctly.....anyhow are you saying that shot with a digital camera/back the file does not show this effect?
Cheers
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