Cleavis, I have never encountered what you describe. How wide are the magenta and blue strips? What do they look like on the individual R, G and B channels? Martin --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Cleavis" <lyonscox@m...> wrote: > All this recent talk about it so I try it. > > Haven't given it any thought because I just did it but the scan when > imported to photoshop has two bright magenta and blue 'strips' on one > edge. If it were a newspaper ad, I would say it was out of > registration. It is not parallel and not all the way across the > negative. I can see the tones underneath these brilliant colors, so > the 'structure' of the image is there. > > First thought is the negative is 'curled' a bit, since it's a 5x7 > taped to a transparency glass plate in my Duoscan. Second is a > missalignment of the scanners readers...comments? > > Cleavis > > in AZ where now that the WOrld Series has been won, a few more > million people know what's between CA & NY :=)
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Re: Scanning...B/W in Color
2001-11-13 by Martin Wesley
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