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16mm Black and White Grain

16mm Black and White Grain

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When you scan BW in higher resolution you see more film grain.
De-graining is a attempt to selectively filter areas judged not to be part of camera subject image content (film grain).

If you up-scale a lower resolution image to match the size of a higher resolution image you will see less grain (and less image detail).

The FULL scale frames in this gallery are about 4500 pixels per inch

Atempts ???? - GIMP should have a spell checker
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16mm_FW4E3732_009322.jpg		 16mm_FW4E3732_009322_Half.jpg
16mm_FW4E3732_009322_Half.jpg		 16mm_FW4E3732_009322_Half_Degrain_.jpg
16mm_FW4E3732_009322_Half_Degrain_.jpg
CompositeGrain.jpg
CompositeGrain.jpg		 A Few Images In Half and Full Resolution
:: A Few Images In Half and Full Resolution ::

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