Gary Holliday Member Joined Apr 12, 2006 Messages 824 Location Cambridge, UK Format Medium Format Feb 14, 2008 #1 I posted this over on Hybridphoto but didn't get too many uselful replies. For portraiture I tend to use lustre paper and need some professional scans for a client. Are lustre papers suitable for scanning or does the sheen show up during the scan? When uploading your photos to the gallery, what paper finishes work best? Thanks.
I posted this over on Hybridphoto but didn't get too many uselful replies. For portraiture I tend to use lustre paper and need some professional scans for a client. Are lustre papers suitable for scanning or does the sheen show up during the scan? When uploading your photos to the gallery, what paper finishes work best? Thanks.
Ian Grant Subscriber Allowing Ads Joined Aug 2, 2004 Messages 23,418 Location West Midland Format Multi Format Feb 14, 2008 #2 The simple answer is try it, lustre paper isn't a flat surface. I only scan from natural gloss fibre based papers, but a glossy RC paper will be far better if a high quality scan is required.. Ian
The simple answer is try it, lustre paper isn't a flat surface. I only scan from natural gloss fibre based papers, but a glossy RC paper will be far better if a high quality scan is required.. Ian