> I downloaded your images to look at in Photoshop. There are a couple of
> possible reasons for what you are seeing, but they aren't grain, per say.
>
> The main problem seems to be in the green channel and to a lesser extent
> the blue. It may be that the green channel of this scanner has poorer
> dynamic range and is unable to deal with the darker areas. The blue
> channel is also a bit like this.
Thanks for your efforts. I only have PS 5 LE, so unfortunately I have no
access to the channels.
>
> It could also be the way you have adjusted the gamma and black and white
> points relative to the sensitivity curves of the CCD.
I tried to keep the scans as pure or raw as possible and set black to 0,
white to 255 and gamma to 1.0, doing the level/curves adjustments in PS.
> but more than likely you are hitting the limitation of the scanner to
> capture these darker ranges of colors, especially in the green channel.
Thats bad news ...
Johnny
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