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[filmscanners] Re: comments on using NikonScan/PC





Nagaraj, Ramesh wrote:

> Ed Verkaik wrote:
>

> These dots were there before GEM. GEM removed all these dots and images 
>became smooth; along with the
> dots went the subtle details too. When I say details, I mean, snow had small 
>dark patches caused by shade
> and some of such deatils were lost.
>
>


Although I don't use GEM, I have seen it used on a number of web sites,
and my reaction is it is a bit like melting the emulsion a bit.  I find
it degrades the image by removing the very fine detail.  Personally, I
don't like it.  It also seem to "average" the color to remove small
specks.  The images look "buffed" or something.

Art


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