Chris,
What kind of scanner do you use to scan your 4x5 negatives?
I have both a flatbed scanner and a 35mm Nikon CoolScan III. In the final analysis, I find that I prefer to scan the print from whatever negative I use, after having done the darkroom work, rather than scanning the negative and working from there on. I feel I have better control in the darkroom over the way
I want to get my final image to look.
For some reason, I also feel that I don't want to do with the computer anything that I couldn't be able to reproduce with a light sensitive emulsion. Hmmm... I guess I must become conservative...
Cheers,
Guy
"Peace on earth to goodwill men and women"
Christian Harkness wrote:
> It was mentioned before, but I think it bears mentioning again. You can use the computer to enlarge either your 4x5 paper negatives or your film negatives. I frequently print my paper negatives by going straight to my computer, scanning the negative, inverting it, photoshopping it, and then printing it.
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> chris
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