Unfortunately, a lot of negatives seem to come back from the processor with
fingerprints. I always wear gloves when handling negatives but obviously the same
isn't true for the people at the local lab.
You need a bottle of PEC-12 available from many photoshops. It will take care of lots
of things on negatives--especially fingerprints. I also use PEC pads which are made
to go with the PEC 12.
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From: Dan Scott [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 3:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Slide/negative cleaning
Anyone have any suggestions on cleaning techniques for slides and
negatives? I've been scanning things that look very clean to the nekkid-eye
and have been dismayed by the amount of crud showing up in the scans.
Blowing on them before scanning doesn't seem to prevent the crud from
showing up. Is static electricity playing any part in this?
Dan Scott
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