250swb Posted February 7 Share #21 Posted February 7 (edited) Advertisement (gone after registration) Yes the actual resolution is 3600, up to 7200 is interpolation that only makes the files bigger to ‘fatten’ then for printing in larger sizes, so depending on the size of print you want you may well not see much improvement from 1200. I’m very sceptical that iSRD works with silver base films to the point I’d say they are lying. That is a great photo of the man in the park. Edited February 7 by 250swb Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Ben Droste Posted February 17 Author Share #22 Posted February 17 On 2/7/2024 at 5:54 PM, Tom R said: The manufacturer claims 7200 but, I believe, that the actual (realizable) maximum is 3600—so use that setting. Regarding ISRD: if I recall correctly, ISRD will not work with traditional panchromatic films because the base is too thick. Color films (or panchromatci films that utilize color film coating technologies) might be the exception. I use Affinity for post processing and it has numerous healing brushes that will easily handle most of the scratches and other imperfections that you may encounter. I’m sure that other softwares are also adequate to the task. Thanks! Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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