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April 10th 06, 11:52 AM
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Nikon coolscan 4000 and black / white scans
Hi All, I am getting very poor results when scanning black & white 35mm film using a Nikon coolscan 4000. I get the same results when using the nikon software (Nikon scan 4.0.2) and Vuescan v8.1.5. Digital ICE has been disabled. I have been qite happy with the results obtained from colour prints but black & white .... very grainy and lacking contrast. Is there something obviuos I could be missing ? Thanks, Adam 
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April 10th 06, 02:16 PM
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Nikon coolscan 4000 and black / white scans
On Mon, 10 Apr 2006 10:52:17 GMT, "Adam"
wrote: Hi All, I am getting very poor results when scanning black & white 35mm film using a Nikon coolscan 4000. I get the same results when using the nikon software (Nikon scan 4.0.2) and Vuescan v8.1.5. Digital ICE has been disabled. I have been qite happy with the results obtained from colour prints but black & white .... very grainy and lacking contrast. Is there something obviuos I could be missing ? Scan as positives, invert in Photoshop, or using the Curves tool within NikonScan. rafe b www.terrapinphoto.com
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