I received a box of 35mm transparencies back from processing and after
scanning, I noticed a grainy effect throughout all the slides in the box.
Here is a very small snippet taken from a Photoshop screen at actual
pixels magnification. The film is Fujichrome Provia 100F. Processing was
done by
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I received a box of 35mm transparencies back from processing and after
scanning, I noticed a grainy effect throughout all the slides in the box.
Provia 100F: www.tallgrassimages.com/tester/grain.tif
What caused this?
Yow! That's ugly. That's the worst pepper grain
Tom,
Your tutorial is fine but I simply use a pair of scissors to cut off the top
of the mount about 1/4 inch down then peel the two halves apart to extract
the slide. Fast and simple.
Regards,
Tom Maugham
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I don't have ICE but I was able to clean much of it up with Polaroid's
DustScratch Remover.
I guess it must be a processing problem. I've had nice results with Provia
100F in the past.
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I received a box of 35mm transparencies back from
Is the intent to be able to reuse or retain the mount? If not, the
tweezers on the emulsion to break the tack makes me unnecessarily nervous.
Art
HPA wrote:
Hello Filmscanners, i just put up a brief tutorial about removing film from
Kodachrome slide mounts. Anyone who is experienced doing
I'm guessing this is residual silver from improperly processed film.
It may be repairable still if the problem was spent fixative. I'd send
a sample to the lab and ask for them to respond.
Art
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