Also, ICE shouldn't be used except for
> scratched films. It's not a grain reducer.
Not exactly true:
Digital ICE3? automatic digital image correction function
1. Digital ICE? (Image Correction & Enhancement), a refined version
of the function known as "CleanImage" in the earlier LS-2000 and
LS-30, removes dust, scratches and finger prints from scanned images
Digital ICE? applies to color film and color process monochrome
film, but is not recommended for use with Kodachrome film.
2. Digital ROC? (Reconstruction of Color) restores faded images to
true, brilliant color by determining ideal color tone for each image
3. Digital GEM? (Grain Equalization & Management) equalizes image
grain resulting in a smoother overall image
Digital ICE3 which has been part of the Nikon scanner package for a
while now includes GEM which can adjust the appearance of grain.
People usually experiment with films if grain is a problem with a
scanner. Two 400 ISO films may appear completely different when
scanned because of grain aliasing.
--
Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California
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