Greetings All
Both my flatbed scanner and my slide/film scanner are pretty quick and efficient. Both, however, automatically render the scan of the negative as a positive image.
Is there any reason why I might want to scan the negative as a negative?
What's your common practice?
Also, i notice BW negatives from the C41 process (BW400 CN film) has a reddish look whereas TriX is grey--should I make compensation scanning for that? The outcome is pretty normal looking for the C41 negatives, but I'm new to this and wondered what the consensus practice is.
Film is Fun! Here's a recent shot of my favorite horse, "General Beauregard Jackson" affectionately known as "The General" shot with BW400 CN: