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Tony,
You
know you lose many of us when you use those highbrow state-of-the-art technical
terms like "smidgeon bits" <g>.
Scott
Phil,
Pushed one stop it does
great... helps open up the shadow areas and actually purges some of the blue
that might show up in the deep shadows from underexposure... but more
importantly, it helps get your Dmax away from a jet black... remember with
slide film a deep black = no data... it also makes it very difficult to get
the noise out of your scanned image if you have a deep black and you try to
get what smidgeon bits of data is lurking at the edge of darkness... better to
have a dark grey for a black.
Tony
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