Digital BW, The Print

Well, apart from the ability of colour negative film to capture
between 13 and 15 stops in a single frame scanned once, there is no
reason not to do the same with film on the occasions whan 13 to 15
stops is not enough. I admit that registration of two neg scans is not
as easy as it is for two digital frames, but it isn't difficult.

Best,
Helen

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "john dean"
<deanwork2003@...> wrote:
>
> One of the very interesting developments in digital raw workflow
> centers around the ability to shoot 3 bracketed frames - over, under,
> and in the middle, drop them into PS CS2 with instant registration and
> combine them instantly as one very smooth entity. It's a  major
> improvement in dynamic range over the one frame 35mm camera or any ccd
> scanner, certainly including Imacon. That three frame registration can
> happen in about the time it would take to power up your scanner much
> less have your film processed. However we aren't talking people photo
> though, its got to be static right now.
> 
> john