If at all possible, don't convert to 8-bit unless and until you absolutely have to. BTW, Photoshop's dodge and burn tools aren't that great. Try using selective level and curve adjustments with history brush, which works in 16-bit. Also, Dan Burkholder's book on making digital negatives has an excellent tutorial on dodging and burning without using PS's tools (www.danburkholder.com).
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From: daintreeriver2002
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 2:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Scanning B&W 35MM Negatives using Nikon Super CoolScan 4000
Paul,
Thank you (and thanks to everyone else) for the information on
scanning. I've been doing some experimenting today with my Nikon
4000 and am having much more success than in the past. I'm assuming
that once you get the image into PS that, besides inverting it, you
immediately switch to 8-bit per channel. A lot of the tools I like
to use (dodging/burning, etc.) aren't available when in 16-bit per
channel.
Thanks again.
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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning B&W 35MM Negatives using Nikon Super CoolScan 4000
2002-07-21 by Ken Carney
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