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Interestingly that doesn't appear to mention infrared from a quick scan, which is used to help remove dust as far as I understand. (I've got an old Canon FS400
by anfractuosity 2y ago
Interestingly that doesn't appear to mention infrared from a quick scan, which is used to help remove dust as far as I understand.
(I've got an old Canon FS4000, which uses IR)
- m463 2y agoI scanned negatives long ago without IR and it was horrible. Dust and fiber were a major headache, especially when scanning lots of film. But since we're living in the future, I suspect we could make AI models that would work practical magic.
- anfractuosity 2y agoHeh, yeah good point, I imagine that would work well too, didn't think of that.
- eloisius 2y agoIf AI was in the mix, regenerating my images, personally I wouldn’t bother with scanning, and I’d just go back to digital.
- m463 2y agoAll the scanned photos I've worked with were taken pre-digital.