So, working on the assumption that it is a problem with the digitisation of the negs.....
If I was to send on of the negs away to a "proper" photo lab for processing and ask them to make a print from it I should see a better quality of image on the returned print right?
I might try that, at least then I would have a comparison between the processing at Tesco and the actual image.
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Originally Posted by Graham
I've just saved them both and then loaded them into Photoshop 4.0 LE and the pixelation that I see when I look at them in Netscape 7.2 hardly appears at all (certainly to nothing like the same degree).
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Interesting.....
TBH I've been viewing them either in Infranview (
) or through my browser (FireFox). I'll give Photoshop a whirl tomorrow and see if they look any better. I'm tempted to believe that it's the quality of the processing at Tesco that's causing some of it TBH. The prints that they've done display the same odd textures in the background which suggests that the prints were made
from the digitised scans of the negatives.
I think I'll get a couple of the negs reprinted by a "proper" lab and see how they come back.
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Cheers for all the advice guys
I'll get a reprint of one of the negs and see how we go from there..