Hope this isn't off-group, but here's another way to deal with the problem: go to a larger format film and use something like T-Max 100 or even Tech Pan. I found developing T-Max in Pyro works great for scanning negs that may also need to be printed in the old wet way. There is a huge grain difference between my 4X5 neg scans and the 6X9 ones I took on a trip this summer, and there is no way to make the 6X9 ones look like the 4X5 ones, unfortunately. Jan B. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "marcsien77" <marcsien77@y...> wrote: > I would greatly appreciate advice on a PS technique to reduce grain > from an almost uniform overcast sky area of a BW image. The rest of > the image is fine so I was thinking of doing something with a layer > mask but so far I had no luck. Many thanks in advance, Marc.
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Re: Grain reduction
2004-01-26 by Jan Becket
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