I should be grateful for some advice.
I used the photo at
http://www.threeshoes.co.uk/comment/Photo_Comment.html
as the cover for a Christmas card recently and it gave me some
problems. The shadow areas, particularly around the baby's head came
out with a different reflectivity from the remainder of the photo.
In addition, the print showed coloured grain around the baby's
forehead (and in other areas).
I used an Epson Photo Stylus 750 at its full resolution of 1440dpi,
the resulting print was a bit less than 6" x 4" (10 x 15 cm) in size
on Ilford glossy Inkjet paper and the file that I printed had a
resolution of 400ppi, scanned from a 35mm negative (Fuji Superia
200). The file does show the grain when I view it at 100%, but not
to the same extent.
Can anyone tell me (admittedly not having seen the print ;-)) if I am
being fussy, if I underexposed that part of the film too much or if a
greater resolution printer would do better?
Thanks
Chris
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