Peter, pepper grain: Are you scanning? I had pepper almost always (depending on film stock) with Nikon's scanning application, vanished it totally when using that application neg>neg>pos but then produced MUCH better results (startlingly good...better than my own good silver prints) with ease using VueScan Pro (don't recall why I got the "Pro" version, maybe I was feeling inferior that day). I'm having some problems with what traditional > photographers call 'pepper fogging' > Are these black pin pricks of ink common to ink in otherwise light > smooth toned areas unavoidable with inkjet printing? I've not seen pepper with Nikon since switching to VueScan or ever with Epson flatbed/Silverfast/Epson OEM, even blown up to 12X18.
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Re: Using reflection densitomer to linearize output
2005-05-05 by Djon
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