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Any questions on scanning just ask emoticon

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Brilliant. We're seeing another aspect to your work with all these Martin.

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that is fliuppin great- perfect in every way

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Love it, the expression of the boy really makes the photo emoticon
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Another excellent portrait and edit. No auto focus i presume?
Martin when scanning what output size do you scan for, and what is the maximum size that you could print from a 35mm negative without the image starting to deteriorate?
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I scan at the highest Res which on my Nikon 9000ed is 4000pi, that will give me a approx 50meg Tiff in Nikon gray profile, if I then change it to an RGB file in PS the size would increase to 150meg.

You could print without upsize to around 18x12" at 300pi, this is ample for me as I dont print any bigger.

With upsizing I guess you could print a lot bigger for normal viewing.

No Auto focus, was not invented when I took this emoticon



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Thanks Martin,
I called in at the Corn exchange Leeds and bought a couple of rolls of mono film.I have dusted down one of my film cameras and aim to have a go at film photography....its been a long time since i have developed any b&w film though, don't think i can remember what to do emoticon
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Lol you will soon get into it, its not as complicated as Digi cams or Photoshop emoticon

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