Re: B&W scanner calibration

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Piggybacking on this question.....
does scanning BW film increase the "apparent" graininness of the film?

At 08:26 AM 4/20/04, you wrote:

It seems to me that tonal adjustments in a b&w digital workflow are a matter of brightness and contrast and these can be adjusted quickly and easily by eye whereas color balance is a much more complex process. If I increase the brightness of the image anywhere in the workflow (scanning, editing or printing), the final print is going to be lighter. Is there any real benefit to profiling a scanner for b&w work?

Greg

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