The Daguerreian Society used to have a light box setup for optimum
photographing of Daguerreotypes that you could borrow if you were a
member. Not sure if it's still available.
Unless you can change slightly the "angle of view" that your scanner
has of the dags when you scan, that hue might be inherent when
scanning.
Eric
On 5/29/06, Jonathan Danforth <jonathan@danforthsource.com> wrote:
> One of two exposures that I thought I'd share from Friday made for a
> commission:
>
> http://photographs.danforthsource.com/images/daguerreotypes/duke_barn.jpg
>
> I don't know why there is a reddish-brown hue on the scan but it's not
> on the plate itself. Maybe somebody has some insight?
>
> -Jonathan
>
Received on 05/30/06-09:23:47 AM Z
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