Gary wrote:
>
> Push and pull processing of Scala achieves contrast control. I would
> suggest getting familiar with the standard processing results before
> experimenting. You would really have to shoot an entire subject on one
> roll for pushing or pulling to make sense.
>
> The only downside to Scala that I have experienced is the grain. The
> tonal gradations will knock your socks off. And you can get wonderful
> ink jet prints from scanned transparencies - with less apparent grain
> than when projected. The underexposed ones seem to scan the best for
> me.
>
So what is the advantage of this film over a B&W negative film (conventional
or C41) when the result will be scanned ? What do people mainly use this
film for, B&W slide shows ?
Wayne Harridge
Ivanhoe, Victoria, Australia
http://www.geocities.com/wayneharridge/
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