c.). If all else fails then I cut the frame from the strip and
mount on a glass mount.
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rtant to embed the colourspace profile in the image so the
image can easily be converted to other spaces if needed. If you think that
others may not be able to handle colourspace information it might be wiser
to choose one with a more narrow gamut suc
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Yes I agree with you here also but please see my comments above about
relative density readings. Surely one is capable of determining relative
density with one's own scanner? I've ma
ore that IR channel saving feature but I doubt
he will do so just for me. If you ever found that feature handy it might be
worthwhile sending a polite email asking for that feature to be restored. If
he gets a few requests I suspect that might sway things.
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appropriate exposure time, aperture and grade of paper (or filter), so
> > that
> > is a non-issue. The other issues are the "Callier effect", sharpness,
> > dust,
> > scratches and tonality (dynamic range).
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nipulating images on an individual
basis according to your needs.
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th the program. The DVDs are more akin to
attending a training course which some people find more effective.
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ie the Nikon LS 4000/8000, the Minolta Scan Multi Pro and
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> This strikes me as unlikely. Has anyone out got the Epson and a filmscanner and
> done a comparison?
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Sounds like complete nonsense to me. Care to share this review with us?
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of it. I have
had the occasional problem where the film wasn't fixed properly and actual
silver left in the emulsion interfered with the dye. This is similar to what
I am seeing here.
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