 Rebecca Argyrides |
what are the white speckles on photos
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Bob Cammarata |
They look like "glitches"...(a.k.a. tiny specs or imperfections on the original print, slide or negative...depending upon what you scanned). You can remove some glitches by carefully cleaning the original. The stubborn ones can be zapped out during the scanning process with a program like Digital ICE.
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- Dennis Flanagan Contact Dennis Flanagan Dennis Flanagan's Gallery |
Most of what I see is normal digital noise that occurs in low light. Noise Ninja or Neat Image could easily clean that up. The big white spec in the upper left is suspect is Venus.
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Mark Feldstein |
Well Rebecca, since this was on some kind of film, my best guess is this was caused in the film processing maybe poor agitation or gas bubbles in the processor. So, it'd help to know what kind of film this was shot on and what kind of equipment it was processed with, e.g., dip and dunk or roller transport. If it was negative film processed at a local drug store 1 hour mini-lab, that spot you mentioned could also be contaminants in the machine itself from poor maintenance. Take it light. ;>) Mark
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Rebecca Argyrides |
hi again, thanks, the film is a Kodak ISO 200. If this helps Thanks again.
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