> Yes, I have a light table and loupe and regularly examine my slides that
> way, but the Kodachromes are still a challenge for me. They have a
> distinct color balance that seems to look artificial scanned.
Yes, scanning Kodachromes is firmly planted in Dante's seventh circle.
I've finally gotten some settings (never just one) that work pretty
well for scanning Kodachrome, but I put it in the same category as
darkroom printing C41 based Kodak B&W films.
The dock photo is mightely screwed up. I wouldn't even know where to
begin on this one. However, I would love to know how you got there,
because it has the look of early color plates in National Geographic
magazines.
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Ken Norton
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