Damiano,
Thanks for the report.
The stain density, which measures most in blue channel, provides
increased density to the scanner and indicates much greater contrast
than would be the case with a traditional negatives. What you need to
do is set the software to produce softer results. I scan Pyrocat-HD
negatives in grayscale using Vuescan software and set the filter for
a negative with a CI of about .81.
The other solution would be to just use the green channel image and
discard the blue and red.
Best,
Sandy
>Hi Sandy,
>i tested hd with metol in a) and sodium carbonate in b) with acros fuji 135mm.
>I find best results for acutance with
>1+1+150m
>i.e. at 50 ISO
>presoak 5 min.
>agit. 5" each 3 min. total time 18 min.
>basic fix.
>But I have some problems in scanning, even if i work in RGB:
>istogram of blue channel go out of range. I tried with an old
>duoscan and photolook, then with epson 1180, then with nikonscan
>1000 LS. Always the same problem.
>Have you any idea about?
>thanks
>damiano
Received on Tue Dec 30 09:47:03 2003
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