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[filmscanners] Re: My best scanner/film combinations



Austin,

>Have you actually shot a scene with both films and seen the
>difference?  I personally have not.

No not me either, it is something I have been meaning to do for a long
time, but ... not yet.  But skies give me a good clue, I can definitely say
that skies printed from negs are (for me) grainier than skies printed from
slides.  Don't forget there is a brightness variation associated with grain
as well as a spatial variation.  It is this brightness variation that is
'enhanced' when you increase the contrast of your neg scan and so makes the
grain more visible.  (In saying this I am repeating Michael's mind-game
explanation).

Julian

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