I can't get this, even going to 400% and all enlargerments. Don't know... I don't generally do this, only there were a few personal snapshot/portraits which were blurry and noisy and the effect let me turn out a few mantle photos... mark --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "scrber" <stephen.bate@m...> wrote: > > > > > PS ...and just tried it again and cannot make it tile the grain > > pattern no matter what I do. > > Odd.... > I was just looking at a 10x15 Scala scan that I added a fair amount > of grain to (about 6 I seem to remember) in order to really push the > look. I can see patination. > I agree with smaller amounts it is totally indestinguishable. I am > interested in your results though. I almost gave up on this ages ago. > Can you see anything on print (or screen) with high levels? > > > > > > PSS ...since almost everything in this world is approximately > > Gaussian you would expect film grain to be somewhat Gaussian as > well. > >
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grain was:[Digital BW] Re: Black only printing. -> digital capture vs film
2003-11-27 by Mark Hahn
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