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From: Rob on 26 Nov 2007 00:25
Roger S. wrote:

> May be worth reading this http://www.auspiciousdragon.net/photowords/?p=1049
>
> This program claims Photoshop's invert feature isn't appropriate for
> negatives at all. I don't know enough to critique the reasoning
> behind it:
> http://www.c-f-systems.com/ShortVersion.html
> I'd recommend running tests. I personally use Vuescan to invert and
> then do color correction in Photoshop. I'm happy with the results and
> find them more consistent than ColorNeg.
>
>

A clue - there is no mask in B&W film.



>>"Photoshop does just as poor a job of inverting black and white
>>negatives as it does with color negatives, the resulting tonal scale
>>being extremely warped."
>>
>>what does the above mean? i can not image there is any differenct
>>between inverting color negetive and B&W negative except the channal
>>numbers in color neg is 3.
>>
>>thanks.
>>
>>-
>>woody
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