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I got four films back from Peak-Imaging this afternoon and have started scanning them in. I've scanned a slide, 4800 DPI, 3000x3000 pixels output and the compressed file size is only a couple of hundred kb. When opened up in photoshop it's 25MB **** I find an astonishing amount of compression. Is this normal. It is a predominantly black shot so I suppose there's not a great deal of data in there but nothing I've scanned seems to have particularly big file sizes.
Unfortunately I'm going away tomorrow so you'll just have to wait for a while before seeing my latest masterpieces. That and waiting to find out what the streaks are on some of the shots, dodgy film, light leaks or something else?
Oh and one more thing, once developed, is a totally clear slide an overexposed one or an underexposed one?
I got four films back from Peak-Imaging this afternoon and have started scanning them in. I've scanned a slide, 4800 DPI, 3000x3000 pixels output and the compressed file size is only a couple of hundred kb. When opened up in photoshop it's 25MB **** I find an astonishing amount of compression. Is this normal. It is a predominantly black shot so I suppose there's not a great deal of data in there but nothing I've scanned seems to have particularly big file sizes.
Unfortunately I'm going away tomorrow so you'll just have to wait for a while before seeing my latest masterpieces. That and waiting to find out what the streaks are on some of the shots, dodgy film, light leaks or something else?
Oh and one more thing, once developed, is a totally clear slide an overexposed one or an underexposed one?