State-of-the-Art 11.000 DPI drum scans from Kodak Ektar 100

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federico9001

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State-of-the-Art 11.000 DPI drum scans from Kodak Ektar 100, 35 mm format (Leica M6, 50 Summilux):

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State-of-the-Art 11.000 DPI drum scans from Kodak Ektar 100, 35 mm format (Leica M6, 50 Summilux):

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Very nice and very impressive - I had a play (hope your don't mind), critically sharpened it and downsized to 5000dpi which is the point where I can easily seen single pixel level details. This means it's about 35 megapixels - very impressive indeed..

http://bit.ly/SnCjKw

Is there any chance of taking a look at the original uncompressed?

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Hi Tim,
I had a play (hope your don't mind), critically sharpened it and downsized to 5000dpi which is the point where I can easily seen single pixel level details.

Really do not understand what are you talking about... I made comparizon with Eversmart and it blows away this drum scan. I am useing grain as a reference. (Autolevels on a part of the cars door for example make the grain pronounced)

Is there any chance of taking a look at the original uncompressed?
Yes. May be a crop of that door will help.

Al
 
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They own several scanners (CREO IQSMART3, IMACON 848, SCREEN CEZANNE, DAINIPPON SCREEN 8060 MK II, etc).

They use IQSmart3 (wet mounted) and Imacon 848 for standard-cheap scans; their Dainippon 8060 drum scanner exceeds in quality any other scanner (drum or flatbed scanner, Eversmart included, obviously): it's their choice for serious scans.

How did you make your comparison?

I wouldn't forget that the scanner operator is extremely important too (expecially for drum scanners).
Looking for new scans by CastorScan from more detailed originals; the linked scan is an excellent reference for grain, dynamic range, color gamut, etc.; certainly not for resolution, because the original shot is quite smooth.
 

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How did you make your comparison?

I am making comparisons using files on a computer screen about 100% magnification. I guess that your file is not of the best quality that's why two of us are asking you to present an uncompressed crop. Then we can continue.
 
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Which comparisons? Did you have the chance to scan the same negative using an Eversmart or another scanner?
 
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