Cat, > I would like to know your opinoins about scanning b&w negatives: is > there any difference (except file dimension!) between scanning them > in colour, using mixer channel and then print, and scanning in b&w > mode, convert to rgb and then print? One thing to keep in mind is that almost every scanner scans B&W in RGB anyway, and does a conversion in the scanner, with a canned RGB mix. So, technically, if you can get a better "mix" than the scanner, you'll be better off doing the "mix" outside of the scanner. This is, of course, scanner dependant...as each different make/model of scanner can have differing values for their "mix". The best suggestion is simply to try both on your scanner, and see which works best for you. My particular scanner scans B&W as B&W (using a neutral density filter), so it gives better results than if I scan them in RGB. Regards, Austin
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RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Austin Franklin
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