Hi there,
First time poster, long time reader. I'm J R, and I'm a photographer.
I'm scanning some B&W 6x7 negatives, and I'm looking to get the absolute best possible scans out of my Nikon LS9000. I am wet-mounting my film and using MultiScan. I'm wondering if there is any technical advantage of scanning B&W negs in 48-bit HDR colour, and later desaturating the file, as opposed to scanning directly to 16-bit HDR grayscale?
Thank you!
J R
Scanning B&W negatives with 48-bit colour
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Re: Scanning B&W negatives with 48-bit colour
Dear J R,
The only advantage would be that you can decide later on how to convert the images through the SelectiveColor2Gray tool.
kind regards,
Arne Ketelhohn.
The only advantage would be that you can decide later on how to convert the images through the SelectiveColor2Gray tool.
kind regards,
Arne Ketelhohn.
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