Hi Skip,
> Hmmm. Have your tried Vuescan?
No, not yet. I tried the demo once and it was hard for me to see any
difference. At that time, I was not so aquainted with my scanner (it still has
some mysteries for me), so I could not see any advantages using Vuescan.
Do you think a multiple scan or something would solve the problem?
Also, ICE shouldn't be used except for
> scratched films. It's not a grain reducer.
It is not? I have never used a scanner with ICE, so I don't really know what it
does to grain. I just read it somewhere. Excuse my uncritical citation.
And you shouldn't need grain
> reduction on anything less than ISO 1000 film.
I often use colour negative film (Superia 800) pushed to 1600 ASA. Then you can
see grain, of course.
> As I said before, something is wrong if you can't get good B&W scans from a
> good scanner, IMHO.
I will consider that and do some tests again.
Thanks for the advice.
Best regards
Bernd
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