Digital BW, The Print

Hi Eric,

> > Personally, I find the TMAX films in XTOL hags to scan.  I prefer
> > Tri-X/Plus-X in D-76 1:1/75F and that gives me the best B&W
> scans.  Delta
> > 100 is exceptional as well.  I do pre-soak, and use constant agitation.
>
> Sorry to keep this thread going but I'll be moving soon and I probably
> won't be able to set up even a simple setup for processing film for a
> while.

Why?  That's what this list is for, and the discussion is right on topic,
IMO.

> Any thoughts about scanning C-41 type B&W film and scanning?  XP2?
> TC400?
>
> TIA!

I'd like to hear what others have to say about this as well.  I don't do any
ICE, DICE, MICE or any of the dust/scratch removal, so that issue doesn't
effect me, but I did recently buy a roll of B&W Chromogenic film (T400CN),
and wanted to see how it scanned.  I will expose it and have it developed
prior to scanning ;-)  I'll let you know, and I'll post some pictures.

Regards,

Austin