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[filmscanners] RE: My best scanner/film combinations



Hi Al,

> Is this a common problem, i.e., losing the shadows, when scanning
> slides?

With "less capable" scanners, or operators who don't have much experience,
yes...but...

> I
> have been planning on going exactly this route - shoot slides and
> scan when
> I want prints.

...why?  The tonality of color negative film is better than slide film, the
resolution of both, for today's films, is nearly identical, with negative
film having a slight edge, you have better exposure latitude with negative
film...and negative film scans better.

Regards,

Austin

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