Hi List:
I'm facing problems scanning the Kodak 100TMX
black/white neg on the Nikon 8000, preview is somewhat o
k but not good, while the scan lost every detail, just bl
ack and white blotches, like severly solarized or that I
can't describe clearly in English. Please someone how to
cope with
I'm facing problems scanning the Kodak 100TMX
black/white neg on the Nikon 8000, preview is somewhat o
k but not good, while the scan lost every detail, just bl
ack and white blotches, like severly solarized or that I
can't describe clearly in English. Please someone how to
cope with this?
I am not sure about this, but it is quite possible that this is a result of
using LED based scanners, such as the Nikon, on silver halide films; it also
might be a side effect of trying to use digital ICE silver halide films - if
you happen to have this feature turned on.
As I said, I am
Thanks to everyone who replied to my questions. :-)
My conclusion is that sharpening is not really needed for sky/clouds, but that a
small amount may be beneficial to offset scan-induced softening and/or to help
minimize the effects of downsizing to jpegs. My workflow takes 55mb TIFFs down
to
