WWWBoard New Message: Message 132: Kodak-processed color negatives WWWBoard: Message 132 [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ ]    Posted by Bob Shaver on 06/12/02 at 10:45 AM Subject:   Kodak-processed color negatives Message Posted I am relatively new to film scanning & apologize if this is a dumb question. I have no trouble with & get excellent results from scanning 35mm slide & color negatives from many processors. However I have some important 35mm color negatives that have been processed by Kodak. They are encased in plastic film, cemented to one edge, with a paper strip cemented to the opposite edge (obviously for Kodak's convenience). This arrangement has me confused. Should I try to scan through the 2 layers of plastic or should I remove all these additions back to a bare negative strip? Will I be shooting myself in the foot if I do either? Please help!    Follow Ups:   Re: Kodak-processed color negatives Jim Lewis   Posted at: 07/10/02 (0) Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Message to Post : I am relatively new to film scanning & apologize if this is a dumb question. I have no trouble with & get excellent results from scanning 35mm slide & color negatives from many processors. However I have some important 35mm color negatives that have been processed by Kodak. They are encased in plastic film, cemented to one edge, with a paper strip cemented to the opposite edge (obviously for Kodak's convenience). This arrangement has me confused. Should I try to scan through the 2 layers of plastic or should I remove all these additions back to a bare negative strip? Will I be shooting myself in the foot if I do either? Please help!   [ Posting Rules | Follow Ups | Return to WWWBoard ]