Greetings PS members,I don't expect a perfect answer to this silly question, but I'm curious what any of you would have to say.
I have a roll of negatives that look perfect on the light table - I see detail in the shadows and the highlights, everything is sharp with good contrast - the highlights don't look as dense as they print, but they take a good deal of work to print. If the negative looks good on the light table, why should it be so contrasty on the paper?
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