Robert, This is a 4x5" format scanner ( the original SprintScan model also ), and will do only 2000 dpi ( well, 2000x4000 but software does not seem to support that ) This particular lab uses HC110 developer ( for the PlusX )... Another lab I just called uses TmaxRS. Best, Alex --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Robert Morrison <rmorrison@p...> wrote: ....and > > the film scanned at 2000 dpi with my Polaroid SprintScan45 > > Why only 2000dpi, dosen't the Polaroid support 4000dpi for this format? > If you only scan at 2000 on a 4000dpi scanner you are biasing the > result towards digital capture. > > > ( I think, from some early observations, the digital will > > produce prints equal in quality up to ~ 12x16 print size. > > Absolutely not my experience even with 35mm film, let alone medium > format film...that is unless you are getting some really bad developing. > > > The PlusX125 cannot support heavy sharpening due to grain. > > Other films to be eval'd this weekend. ) > > Then you have a serious developing problem. Try Xtol or Acufine. > These negs will easly go to 24x36 with excellent sharpness and > detail...or and your E10 won't. I have shoot TriX at 250 and developed > in acufine and these negs, likewise give beautiful prints well beyond > the size limits of your 3000. > > Robert
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Re: [Digital BW] Taking the plunge
2003-06-18 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
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