[Sputnik]

Originally Posted by PVia

I routinely overexpose all neg film, B&W and color by at least 2/3 stop and get the most amazing results.

Here's one with Portra 160VC shot at ISO100: http://www.flickr.com/photos/viapiano/2112632306/

Looking good But What I can't figure out is this: An overexposed neg has more density than a normally exposed or even under exposed neg. Wouldn't it get harder to scan the more density of the negative