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worms

i need serious help scanning chromes. with a lightbox and a loop, or even just peering through the thing into the light, the shot looks great. scan it with the minolta dimage IV and its all dark and crappy looking. i can get it back in PS, but by that time it’s all washed out and yucky. anyone have some tips?

22 February 05

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Forget the problems scanning chromes; we’ve a bigger problem…why are these kids selling worms?!?
— luke brothers Feb 22, 9:23pm #
you do need help scanning these, but this is an awesome picture nonetheless.
— ian Feb 23, 8:34am #
awesome picture but worms?
— miles Feb 23, 10:32am #
the bigger problem is that i bought at least three.
— geordie Feb 23, 2:14pm #
The lighting is great. The depth of field keeps enough detail to give information about the setting; neighborhood kids selling something. One would expect lemondae though not worms.
— Farhad Mar 7, 8:50am #

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Forget the problems scanning chromes; we’ve a bigger problem…why are these kids selling worms?!? — luke brothers Feb 22, 9:23pm #

you do need help scanning these, but this is an awesome picture nonetheless. — ian Feb 23, 8:34am #

awesome picture but worms? — miles Feb 23, 10:32am #

the bigger problem is that i bought at least three. — geordie Feb 23, 2:14pm #

The lighting is great. The depth of field keeps enough detail to give information about the setting; neighborhood kids selling something. One would expect lemondae though not worms. — Farhad Mar 7, 8:50am #

Forget the problems scanning chromes; we’ve a bigger problem…why are these kids selling worms?!?
— luke brothers Feb 22, 9:23pm #

you do need help scanning these, but this is an awesome picture nonetheless.
— ian Feb 23, 8:34am #

awesome picture but worms?
— miles Feb 23, 10:32am #

the bigger problem is that i bought at least three.
— geordie Feb 23, 2:14pm #

The lighting is great. The depth of field keeps enough detail to give information about the setting; neighborhood kids selling something. One would expect lemondae though not worms.
— Farhad Mar 7, 8:50am #