Image 1: Extreme Close-Up (0.05″ Square) On the print, you can see: • Light light black ink (LLK)• Light black ink (LK)• Black ink (K)• Light cyan ink (LC)• Light magenta ink (LM)This image is print using professional printing software (RIP), using a black and white image set to “Neutral.” Image 2: Zoomed-Out (1/4″ Square) … Read more
When auto correcting your negative film scans is not good enough we use a semi-automatic method that employs the eyes of experienced editors.
Rewashing moldy/dirty film can dramatically affect the quality of digital scanning. First, the film is digitized, and the current conditions are documented to create a record of the item before cleaning. Second, we evaluate the film to confirm it is safe for this cleaning method. High-value, unidentifiable films or older materials will not be washed … Read more
Today’s modern sensors in high-end cameras offer a part of a powerful scanning solution. They have a high dynamic range needed to do justice to a Kodachrome’s density range and the resolution to image the fine details. Using the highest resolution sensors you can meet many of today’s applications, but the camera has to be … Read more
