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therx9x · July 26th, 2017, 10:15 AM

Let's be honest here. The image doesn't belong to the scanner. In fact, this "all credit to the original scanner" thing is pretty absurd. "ALL credit"?!? How about some, (most), credit to the original photographer, lighting people, makeup artists, models and publishers who created the picture that someone puts into a scanner? The idea that the scanner gets to control what's done to an image that he or she has scanned is kinda nuts. Scanning is not hard to do properly. The hardest thing about it is finding the mag to scan and any fool with a few bucks can do that. Giving a person credit for the scan is the best they deserve. Anyone who wants the unprocessed image can go find that scan. Not allowing "your" scan to be processed is an ego trip that deprives the rest of us of things like clean-up etc. that the original scanner was either too lazy or not skilled enough to do.

July 26th, 2017, 10:15 AM	#2
therx9x Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 251 Thanks: 5,108 Thanked 1,678 Times in 237 Posts	I think you should ignore him/her/them Let's be honest here. The image doesn't belong to the scanner. In fact, this "all credit to the original scanner" thing is pretty absurd. "ALL credit"?!? How about some, (most), credit to the original photographer, lighting people, makeup artists, models and publishers who created the picture that someone puts into a scanner? The idea that the scanner gets to control what's done to an image that he or she has scanned is kinda nuts. Scanning is not hard to do properly. The hardest thing about it is finding the mag to scan and any fool with a few bucks can do that. Giving a person credit for the scan is the best they deserve. Anyone who wants the unprocessed image can go find that scan. Not allowing "your" scan to be processed is an ego trip that deprives the rest of us of things like clean-up etc. that the original scanner was either too lazy or not skilled enough to do.