Digital BW, The Print

XP2 is a great film for scanning, sharp, very fine grain, great tones, etc.

Jerry





THOMAS MOORE wrote:
> I found CN400 35mm a very friendly film to scan. Great latitude and
> virtually grainlees
> 
> on 2/21/03 12:23 PM, Eric Maquiling at eric@... wrote:
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> On 02/21 12:20, Austin Franklin wrote:
> 
>>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. 
> 
> Any thoughts about scanning C-41 type B&W film and scanning?  XP2?
> TC400?
> 
> TIA!
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