Re: filmscanners: Hazy bleed in hi contrast blacks on LS2000

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Art

Thanks for your comments. I am rescanning the slide today to see whether the 
problem is the same or has changed with time. It is possible that it is 
blooming from slightly higher than average exposure. However, the slides do 
not look underexposed - just a little dense and saturated. I guess it could b 
a function of a problem with the original processing (maybe leaving a 
slightly milky base?).

We do not have any smoke in this room - it is a no smoking environment and 
while not a cleanroom it is a realtively clean office. I think condensation 
is unlikely because it had not been moved and there was no chance of any 
steam.

I will let you know when we have done the new scan of it. I am reluctant to 
send for cleaning when the fault may not be dirt!! Probably find it is down 
to my photography!! Thanks again for all comments.

Regards,
Chris


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