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i am nemo... and so are you.
| | | | Re: Processing: straight to CD or print-then-scan? < Reply # 13 on 11/26/2010 2:23 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | hey hey let me tell you something.. when i was in 9th grade, broke as fuck, taking schmintzy high school photo, i actually (thanks to half broken jimmy riggedness) had a computer with pirated photoshop 3.0 and an old umax astra scanner.. knowing nothing of proper methods, i had taken some of the negatives developed from school, cut one, and scanned the negative as it was. just (i know nothing of math, numbers or their 'ways') cropping the rest of the negative space out (i think some non photo scanners have an auto trimming option to do what im talking about) and scanning the image itself with a larger dpi. then i went into good old paint program for windows 90-something and reversed the colors. there was my photo ready to mess with in the photoshop. basically, a real photo scanner just cuts out the extra work for you. it has software that scans your negatives in a large file size, (or whatever, i dont know proper terms) and reverses the colors to become a positive. however, if youre as broke as a joke on coke, you caaaan do it this way and have some interesting results. and some people like to scan their from-the-photo-department photos in a regular scanner because sometimes it adds a sort or depth, and sometimes it adds a sort of flatness.. it can be great. it can be sub-great. experiment! being poor can have its mental goods!
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