ScottGee1 wrote:
> LOL!!
>
> IMO, Velvia contributed to the lurid, oversaturated look of most
> contemporary advertising and editorial photography. Portraits made
> with it can make anyone look sunburned.
>
> No wonder B&W made a "comeback"; I suspect some people are on sensory
> overload and find B&W soothing.
>
> Yes, I know it has its place and is well suited to nature scenes of
> low contrast.
>
> ScottGee1
>
>
Heh, heh. The only Velvia I've scanned had to have its colour toned down
by a quarter... eh, 25%.
More to the point, I'm trying to get my head round Vuescan's RAW mode. I
mean, I read the bit about scans being dark, but some of them look like
night scenes from My Darling Clementine; colour's crap, too.
D.
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