Batch processing is relatively slow and hard to control.16 bit uncompressed TIFF files output from scanning software are insanely big in size.Even 16 bit output images from the scanning software are low dynamic range.Either you are working on huge files or lose lots of quality and resolution on save.Using Photoshop as additional step has many problems: However, even with specialized scanning software like Silverfast it is quite painful process. Previously I used to work on my scanned negatives in Photoshop. 🙂 I wrote some time ago a post about it. Why even bother about film? Because I still love analog photos as a hobby.
The topic I wanted to cover in this post is non-destructive workflow for “developing” photographed or scanned negatives – in this case B&W film.
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