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For
his day-to-day operations, David utilizes the latest in digital
darkroom technology, including Adobe PhotoShop software, a
Microtek ArtixScan 4000tf high-resolution film/slide scanner
and an Epson Stylus Pro 4800 archival printer.
David
also employs these assets as digital darkroom services to others. Jobs
are quoted on a case-by-case basis, so please contact
David for specific details.
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HIGH-RESOLUTION
SCANNING
The
Microtek ArtixScan 4000tf scanner is capable of producing a 4,000
ppi (pixels per inch) scan of any 35mm film negative or slide. File
size from such a scan is approximately 50 megabytes, allowing
large format prints (in most cases, depending on the quality
of the original image).
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PHOTO
RESTORATION
Do
you have an old photograph that is showing its age but do
not have the original negative to make another print?
Using
his flatbed scanner, David can produce a digital copy of the
original print and digitally "repair" the damages to
the print using Adobe PhotoShop software, creating a "digital
negative" that
can be used to make high-quality reprints. Color to black-and-white
(or sepia tone) conversion is also possible.
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LARGE-FORMAT
ARCHIVAL PRINTING
The
Epson Stylus Pro 4800 printer is capable of producing archival
prints up to 17" wide. Using
the Ultrachrome K3 ink technology and high-grade papers, print
life is estimated at approximately 85 years.
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