One thing I've noticed in scanning in general, is that scanners vastly prefer underdeveloped film to overdeveloped. If you've been used to making bulletproof negs for blasting in the darkroom, you'll be very disappointed when you try to scan them. I have gotten perfectly usable images from wrongly-exposed chromes (forgot to change the ISO or something), where there appeared to be virtually nothing on the film. To my amazement, the scanner scanned the film quite well! Conversely, I've had some negs that looked great on the light table, and would have printed fine in an enlarger, that the scanner scanned ok but not as well as expected. So, if you're setting up to test carefully, don't be surprised if the scanner likes negs that are thinner than you would normally make. James Irelan
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Re: [Digital BW] Processing Tmax-100 for scanning
2004-07-27 by James Irelan
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