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 03/29/2005 10:46:22 PM · #51
Originally posted by jmsetzler:
Originally posted by gwphoto:
Originally posted by stdavidson:
EVERY image needs post-processing.

That would be like submitting a negative instead of a print for a film-based photography challenge.


What about a slide? That image does NOT need post processing...


Slides get post processed automatically. That's why people like slide film.


I think that is called processing not post processing. The image is exposed and developed. To get a print from a slide is another story entirely.
 03/29/2005 11:39:40 PM · #52
Originally posted by nsbca7:


I think that is called processing not post processing. The image is exposed and developed. To get a print from a slide is another story entirely.


Not what I meant... slide film emulsions are designed to boost saturation and contrast. So it just happens automatically when you expose/process the film. Slides are designed to be a 'finished product'. Most negatives (and digital captures) are not.

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