quality of prints from slides in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry Posted June 20, 2003 I have been using color negative film until now, and I know that slides produce better color saturation and contrast. My question is whether prints can be made from slides at reasonable cost, and if these prints would supersede the quality of color negative prints. Also, I am wondering if it is feasible to scan either color negatives or slides, and print from home, giving better quality prints than traditional prints made directly from negatives. The advantage here would be that images can be manipulated on Photoshop, but my real question is which method produces the best possible quality prints?
quality of prints from slides
in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
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I have been using color negative film until now, and I know that
slides produce better color saturation and contrast. My question is
whether prints can be made from slides at reasonable cost, and if
these prints would supersede the quality of color negative prints.
Also, I am wondering if it is feasible to scan either color negatives
or slides, and print from home, giving better quality prints than
traditional prints made directly from negatives. The advantage here
would be that images can be manipulated on Photoshop, but my real
question is which method produces the best possible quality prints?