Digital BW, The Print

A few questions:

You scan your negs as though they were positives. I've read about this, but
there seems to be opinion both ways. What's yours?

So if saving the adjustments as a template is non-destructive, is there a
way to write the template info into files so the adjustments will be
incorporated when & if you decide to go the full PS route?

Thanks.



On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 3:31 PM, Walker Blackwell <
forums@...> wrote:

>
>
> For BW, I often do raw (positive) drumscans of BW negs and inverted them in
> ACR. Then I import into Lightroom and do most of my global adjustments in
> there. I like it because it's non-destructive and faaast! (+ there is no
> duplicates. Just the raw scan files with non-destructive crop.)
>
> + It gives me a more darkroom-esque workflow and I take save all my
> adjustments as templates, etc. For straight photography, it works really
> well for me.
>
> Just my two cents,
> Walker
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>


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