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Re: Black and white negative scanning




On Nov 14, 2007, at 8:14 AM, Chris Protopapas wrote:

A dynamic range of 5.0? You're talking Status T densitometry? I find that hard to believe. That means the highlights would be blacker than the DMax of a transparency.

Ah ha - I thought someone would step up and say that! T grain films in our developer were constantly pushing the ~3.7 range of traditional scanners. I once had a B&W neg (I forget what it was) that I slapped on the densitometer and was blown away that it was almost 5.0. And yes it was clearly darker than common transparency DMax. Like I'm sure you do, I saw all kinds of crazy originals when I was a drum scan operator.


And while the common perception of liquid mounting is that it is a hassle - I personally find it a wonderful process that *saves* time that often leaves originals in a cleaner condition than they were prior.

Scott Martin
www.on-sight.com




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