Erik Kaffehr wrote:
Hi!
This is not really about sharpening in vuescan, but a reflection on
sharpening in general.
1) Sharpening should be done before retouching the image, because sharpening
causes many details to show up which have to be retouched.
2) Scanning itself
Mark Thomas wrote:
Just a couple of quick comments..
1. Cleaning neg's with water
Bear in mind that if you use anything but 'unexposed' distilled water as
a cleaning agent, you are in fact using carbonic acid..!
I used to work in a oceanographic lab, and while checking the pH levels
On Sat, 17 Mar 2001 21:14:17 +1000 Rob Geraghty ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Recently I was digging through old photos and found some 110
negs (that were used in "pocket" cameras in the 70's). I've been
meaning to try scanning them in the neg holder of the LS30.
I think it will work but it
http://www.idahoairships.com/photoshop.htm#Gradients might be of some help.
Maris
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| On Thu, 15 Mar 2001 12:46:43 -0800 Hersch
Independent grain removal would be a great feature.
LRA
I have no strong feelings about this, but I don't see how it could hurt,
and it might help. It doesn't sound hard to do.
Hersch
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Are Rob and I alone in wanting this change from Ed? If anyone else on the
list also thinks this is a
Mike--
Guys like that are an embarrassment to an "otherwise honorable" profession.
Too bad Kodak doesn't put slide film in their disposables--you could give
him one. ;-)
Seriously, I've had that kind of trouble from print houses, though. In some
places, the 21st Century hasn't arrived yet.
Very nice article, Larry; totally on-topic AFAIC, and thanks for pointing it
up. It really "hits home" on numerous points.
One thing you left out: which pics were digital and which ones were film? I
could guess, and so could others, but I'll bet we'd be amazed if we knew for
sure!
Best
Dan wrote:
I normally edit my replies but I have received several of the following
messages, no subject, and an expanded header, although all other headers I
receive are in Netscape's "normal" format.
Is this something I might control on my end, ie., shorten?
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I don't
If this was one of Tony's witticisms, it worked perfectly...
...and appeared twice! :-)
--LRA
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Erik writes:
1) Sharpening should be done before retouching the image, because
sharpening causes many details to show up which have to be retouched.
2) Scanning itself introduces some unsharpness, I think it may be
reasonable to apply some sharpening early in the process to compensate for
Many of the pics are not from a digital camera. In number order from the top
(statue of liberty) here are the ones that I know for certain are from 35mm
film originals: numbers 1,2,3,7,9,11,13.
Cathy
http://www.catbrownphoto.com
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Mark wrote:
Bear in mind that if you use anything but 'unexposed' distilled water as a
cleaning agent, you are in fact using carbonic acid..!
That's true, and here's a quick way to get distilled water other than going
to the supermarket:
If you're using a dehumidifier in your house (or if your
At 22:01 19-03-01 +, you wrote:
Pete Cutter -love the name :-))
Stuart
Hi,
if anyone is interested in buying one of the new
Nikon scanner range, I received a brochure from CPW (Colchester Photographic) at
the weekend, and they are quoting the following prices:
LS-40 ED: £510
LS-4000 ED: £1020
If you want to pick up an LS-30 they are now
selling for £397
Excuse me for coming in late, but I think the original question was "Which
film scanner would be best for 110 film?", something I haven't actually seen
addressed here, so far.
Point One, it would need to be a fairly hi-res scanner.
Point Two, it would need a carrier specifically designed for
Oh ! Friends ... I am Italian and thus my family and myself ...
everybody is drinking carbonated water either industrial either home made
(I've got all the equipements to inject CO2).
I have also a micron filter carbon filter active ... to remove all the stuff
provided by the public water
OK, I am scared ... I am going to use compressed air and soft material only
.
Sincerely.
Ezio
www.lucenti.com e-photography site
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Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 2:33 AM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: cleaning
Does the Matrox G450 have a setting for changing the monitor's gamma? And
if so, is there is taskbar 'quick select' type of option such that one could
switch back and forth between 1.8 gamma and 2.2 default with ease?
Maris Lidaka
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From: "Elmar Pinkhardt" [EMAIL
Ezio : In case you missed my earlier posts DO NOT TOUCH THAT EMULSION... it
was made and developed long before hardening fixers were used... the compressed
air could blow it off the plate, the cotton will almost certainly scrape it.. if
you feel you must, try your cleaning on a plate that you
If I am not mistaken, 110 film is pretty close to 16mm film which is again
pretty close to a 35mm film strip cut in half. You might want to see if you can
get a strip of 2 frames into a 35 mm holder side by side. In fact you may be
able to get 4 frames into the same opening as a 35mm slide
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: Puzzled about display resolution
Does the Matrox G450 have a setting for changing the
Ezio: With all of the great museums and galleries in Italy, I am sure that you
should be able to find one that has old glass plate negatives and also has done
some restoration work on them. This is where I would start asking questions to
find the most correct way to solve your problem.
Buona
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