Talking about Frontier, it is a machine that scan your negative,
computer process it and then print with laser head. I have seen some
shots with different film (Fuji NPS160 and Konica Impresa), they just
look very similar, it could be due to the computer equalized the
effect of the film and choose the curve they preset. What a limitation
for film user.
C.H.Ling
Dean wrote:
>
>
> Both were printed on a Fuji Frontier using Fuji Crystal Archive type D
> paper. IMO, NPS prints look much closer to real life. The NPC prints have
> some intense yellows, oranges, and greens. The effect is not bad when fall
> foliage is the subject matter. I preferred NPS with people, however. I
> don't think the differences are extreme for people, but very noticeable
> with fall foliage. hope this helps.
> -dean
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