The only 100ASA color-neg film I've used (I'm a newbie) is Kodak
Supra 100. And I'm both eager and anxious to know how it compares to
other possibilities for 35mm desktop scanning. Just now I have the
Polaroid SprintScan (SS) 4000 (not Plus). I'd upgrade except that I
don't think I'm yet making the best use of the SS4000 and Silverfast
and Photoshop. Or feel confident that I'm using the best film or
developer (shop).
Sam
>Hi all
>
>Just thought I would post this piece of info even if it is only of use
>to people searching the archives.
>
>I have given up on slide film because the inability of my Microtek 4000T
>to get decent details out of the shadows. I have experimented with just
>about every 100ASA colour neg film I can get hold of. The clear winner
>seems to be Fuji Superia 100. Don't go anywhere near Jessops 100 unless
>you like the scanning artefacts you get from scanning 800 speed film!
>
>Of course with neg film you have to live with the not so smooth colour
>gradients but at least it's better than losing you shadows and thus the
>photo.
>
>Regards
>
>Anthony
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