Digital BW, The Print

André --

Yep. Neat Image is great. Makes Tri-X look like Pan-F. For PC only though.

I recommend duplicating an image in Photoshop before processing and 
adjusting the amount of grain reduction by fading back the upper layer. 70% 
opacity is usually about right.

-- Victor Landweber

At 11:49 AM 7/21/2003 -0300, you wrote:
>For anyone who doesn´t know it,I've just tested this program,that can be
>found at http://www.neatimage.com/
>It's for noise/grain reducing in images either scanned or from a
>digicam.I've used them in some Detla 3200 scanned on an Nikon 4000ED,and I'm
>absolutely impressed with the results.
>Highly recomended.
>
>
>André Vallejo
>http://andrevallejo.net
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