Digital BW, The Print

Hi digital Eyes!

Want to add the following!

Thankyou for taking this up with grain - I felt alone in this 
landscape of "DOTLESS" - read your books(sometime grain enhace the 
feeling of "sharpness!!!) and - admire photoes where
grain is an important ingrediense in expression if needed or wanted!

Grain is , not allways, but sometimes more important than "dotless"
For me often grain VERY important - to express, and impact the "pic."

I want it all - my tools - grain to "dotless".

OK - don't get upset - I usede the "dotless" in somwhat "nasty" way - 
but it felt right just now - when I have read so much of the "lupes" 
looking for "dotless" - and I hope "dotless" is not upsetting some 
special brand or equipment. (You know what I'm saying?)

There has been oa sport going on "this or that" system - for "dotless!
I don't care! Do You?

Take it as a TRUE satir if you feel so!

Flames????

Aren't we some sort of photografers?

"Hassle-blad and Minolta Pro scammer! /smile/
Bo Wrangborg
Made in Sweden 
55++ grand years old!





talBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "sm7bxd" <sm7bxd@y...> wrote:
> /smile/
> 
> I tested the Nikon 8000 and the Multipro for a week.
> For me it was an easy task to decide - the multi pro!
> 
> However there are no perfect scanners - Drumscans are better
> in the whole - but now I seldom send for those!
> 
> /smile/
> 
> "The Hassle-Blade" fan!
> Bo Wrangborg
> Made in Sweden
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Tim Spragens" 
> <t.spragens@c...> wrote:
> > I've had mine for a couple of months, scanned slide film as well 
as 
> > B&W negative with it. I have only seen extremely slow times when 
I 
> > had ICE turned on.
> > 
> > Tim
> > 
> > > Was the review based on scanning from inside Photoshop? 
> > > Does anyone have any real world experience with this scanner in 
> > > the list?
> > 
> > -- 
> > Tim Spragens
> > 
> > http://www.borderless-photos.de
> > http://www.borderless-photos.com