Digital BW, The Print

Bill,

Absolutely agree.   I use Colorgetter 2 Pro to scan chromes and negs to 11 X 14 in and nothing else comes close.  I have a number of other high end scanners (have a fine art printing business) that are so much more convenient and faster t though.  Only thing the drum scanner can't do is glass plates.  For this I use a BetterLight Super 8 in a process camera with the plate held in a cut out and mask on a light box.

J Vee     www.jveegraphics.com


On Jul 25, 2012, at 10:58 AM, William Morse wrote:

> Hi togeorge (name?)
> 
> I scan very dense and very thin negatives with a Howtek drum with Aztek DPL
> software. It is really by far the best solution for problem negatives. I
> was very dubious at first about Aztek's claims of superiority, but I have
> proved it many times for myself. You won't believe it until you see a drum
> scan! You may have to scan twice, once for the light areas, and once for
> the dense areas around the sun, and then apply them as layers in PS, with
> masks, etc.
> 
> -- 
> Regards,
> 
> Bill Morse
> Wm. Morse Editions
> 
> http://www.MorseEditions.com/
> 
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