Kodak ektachrome for scanning

[massimo losito]

Hi everyone!

now that ektachrome is out I was wondering if there is any specific way to treat it for scanning purpose.

I know ,from my past still photographer experience, that the exposure need to be spot on and that the latitude it's a lot less of the negative.

So, what is good to do.. over exposing a bit the film or under exposing for a perfect scan proces?

Thanks

 

Max

[Tyler Purcell]

Scanners these days have pretty good dynamic range and are adjustable scene by scene. So the quality is a lot better than even 10 years ago. If it's on the film, the scanner can get it, especially with Ektachrome which has less latitude than color negative.