"Bill D. Casselberry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, the Ilford doesn't (didn't when I used it, anyway) have > anything like the C-41 mask as does the CN. I would suspect that > this would complicate scanning, as it "appears" more like a > regular B&W emulsion and I've gathered that scanners seem to > prefer working against the mask more than clear areas like w/ > regular B&W. Hmm. I scan B&W negatives as color transparancies then invert and make levels adjustments in Photoshop so this may or may not affect me. > The CN is very smooth-toned and virtually grain-free, as well. Yeah, I definitely noticed that! With the small grain of the film, the big negative size and the relatively low 1125 dpi resolution of the Scan Multi, I get virtually no grain information at all. Really beautiful and works a treat with Genuine Fractals for scaling up images. -- Mark Roberts www.robertstech.com Photography and writing
