Digital BW, The Print

For the best results I would scan the original negatives, then adjust and
print through photoshop.
Several years ago, I did the same thing that you¹re suggesting, that is scan
original b&w prints on a flatbed scanner to digitize them for printing.
While the results looked very good, I later purchased a good scanner, Nikon
Coolscan 9000, and scanned the negs, then printed and the results are
better.  I guess it¹s all a question of what quality you¹re after.
David Aschkenas

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David Aschkenas
915 N. Euclid Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
412-363-3458

www.daschkenasphoto.com



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