mathomas
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Order a print so you can tell if they are over developing or over sharpening.
Or you can cut up a reject and scan it in a 35 mm scanner.
I believe monochrome to be a one stop experience. Keep third party out of the process.
In fact that is the way photography is, commercial work is always a surprise.
I'd have to order a print from a different place, since this place actually scans negatives to print them! Honestly, I get better results printing at home (I just can't print as large as I'd like).
I agree with your comment regarding keeping a third-party out of the process. You guys have pretty much talked me into trying an Epson flatbed :-\. I guess I'll just have to try harder to figure out how to handle the clutter.
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