Hi Art,
I am sharpening using what I feel is a superb product...PhotoKit Sharpener.
The results I am getting are better than when I 'self sharpened' with USM.
The prints, when enlarged, seem to have too much grain for my taste prior to
the image being what I feel is sharp enough. The slides are
Petru...Thanks for your response. I looked at your Black and White sample
from your website..though I have to admit I looked at it in the web browser
as opposed to in Photoshop. While it looks to me that Neat Image did a nice
job removing grain it also looked to me like there was also a loss in
How effective are products like Grain Surgery, Neat Image and Noise Ninja at
removing what appears to be film grain after sharpening images scanned at
4000 ppi. My 35mm film is scanned on a Polaroid SS4000 Plus and taken on
Velvia and Provia...so the film is fine grained. But I still find the
the data into PS to alter it there so that it can be done with layers and
you can change your mind or make duplicate images with different layers.
That is what I am finding confusing...
Howard
From: Howard Grill
I am sure the answer to this is simple, but it is causing me some
confusion
I am sure the answer to this is simple, but it is causing me some confusion.
If I scan a 35 mm slide with a filmscanner using Silverfast Ai software and
set the shadow and highlight in Silverfast prior to the final scan...how do
those points translate into Photoshop? More specifically, say I set
