I have Noise Ninja, and it works quite well on digital camera images, but I didn't like it very much for scans. I expect that Tyler's right that Neat Image would be a better choice. Changing topics slightly, recently I tested scanning at various resolutions with my Cezanne. I tried 6000 spi, 5000 spi, ... down to 2000 spi. I found that the character of the grain changed quite dramatically, with the 6000 spi scans having the finest grain by far. While that's probably pretty hardware dependent, it's probably worth trying some different resolutions to see what happens. In addition, I scan BW film as a color positive and pick the best channel to keep in photoshop. Often there're pretty big differences as to how the individual channels show grain. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Grain/aliasing, CoolScan 5000 and VueScan
2011-08-11 by pdesmidt tds.net