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Old July 21st 03, 02:27 PM
per sabelstrom
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Default how to get photometric data from film

When shooting stars with film it should be possible to use known
magnitudes to calibrate film intensity to (better) photometric accuracy.
Thats why I ask in this group,in the hope that this has been done.

Does somebody know how to process a raw scan (Velvia on a Polaroid SS4000) so
that the intensity of the resulting image is photometricaly locally correct?
Lets also say I scan at 4000dpi and downsample it to 1000dpi so that individual
grains want be visible.
Is it possible to get some calibration-file from the manifacturer?
Does a films inherent unlinearity differ much between brands?

I need this calibration for successful deconvolution.

Per Sabelström www.quantimage.com
 




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