Litho film as an interneg will give you a hard edge at boundaries, so it
will "sharpen" text and halftone images, but it might not work well if you
have continuous tone.

Toby

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Just get as high as possible resolution drum scan of the original film.
Internegs, microscopes, etc will only degrade the final image.



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On Oct 20, 12:58 am, slakka wrote:
Dear NG,
I wonder how to move foward with the above header please?
Any pointers would be appreciated, thanks in advance!

slakka

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You'll either have to scan the microfilm at a very high resolution or
make an inter-negative.

Ideally you can find someone with an old 35mm camera hooked to a
microscope. You could then shoot an inter-neg using ortho film and
get a pretty good image off of it.