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Re: filmscanners: Vignetting?



At 11:33 PM +1000 1/31/01, Rob Geraghty wrote:
>Would anyone on the list call the variation in the sky in the attached jpeg
>vignetting?  I don't find the effect objectionable, but are publishers
>really likely to?

        No, I wouldn't call it vignetting, but it is a bit 
distracting (but then I've never been a fan of polarizing filters 
<g>). Nice shot, though.
        It's not like most of these modern miniature 35mm cameras 
that seem unable to produce an even corner-to-corner illumination. 
It's pretty hard to scan a slide when the corners  are about a stop 
and a half darker than the centre.
        Sorry for changing the subject, Rob. Pet peeve of mine! Many 
of my Biology Dept. colleagues use these cameras for field work, and 
I am constantly being asked to scan these uneven slides and negatives.

Regards,
Roger Smith




 




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