A detailed view of a Leica 90 Apo shot.

Jtorral · Nov 28, 2005

I really like this lens and decided to post some sample shots withh crops. This is not a scientific test, This is just showing what my film and scanner rendered. Anyway, at least ts interesting to look a.

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13911

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nickoly · Nov 28, 2005

Why the multiple passes? Is this something to do with the scanner, Vuescan, or the noise reducer?

I tried Vuescan but was unimpressed with the watermarking - something I would like to have heard before I downloaded. Also, the colour was definitely off compared with the stock HP software.

Jtorral · Nov 28, 2005

I am fairly new to Viescan. I just downloaded it. I paid for the license thus I have no watermarks.

The multi pass was to achieve better dynamic range. The colors were quite better than the colors rendered by the minolta software. When I get the scanning under control, I think I will have better results. however, for showing the sharpness and detail, I think it did fairly well.
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edwardruiz · Feb 20, 2007

I'm making the leap from film and paper photography to digital. I need to post photos on the web for clients to review. Does anyone actually use a 3rd party watermarking software? Has anyone compared/used Watermarking Pro and or The Watermark Factory software?

misha · Feb 20, 2007

Jtorral said:
I really like this lens and decided to post some sample shots withh
crops. This is not a scientific test, This is just showing what my
film and scanner rendered. Anyway, at least ts interesting to look
a.

I'm sure it makes a great print, but the crops at Ds II size do not (to me) seem to match the quality of DsII.

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