How do I deal with a pin hole on neg?

[anikin]

I bought one of these just for this reason:
http://www.freestylephoto.biz/19917-...k-Spot-Remover

I have not used it yet though...

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[Prof_Pixel]

I might have to reshoot this....

If you can't reshoot, there is another way to address your problem, but we'd have to talk about it over on DPUG

[Bill Burk]

Even the smallest spot is too big.

Thanks for the follow-up. When I use opaque on negs, I am not thrilled with the white blotch.

But when I'm done spotting, it turns out OK. My work is 4x5 on 11x14 so I don't have as much enlargement as you. But I had the most hope for opaque.

[walbergb]

You can get 1 gram (a lifetime supply) for $18 from http://www.scbt.com/datasheet-214776...carlet-7b.html

Or Photographers' Formulary 5g for $9.95--enough for 5 lifetimes

[Bill Burk]

Hi tkamiya,

In case you want to cry "uncle" and give the job to a professional...

http://www.apug.org/forums/forum53/1...negatives.html

Katherine Gillis may be able to solve the pinhole problem for you professionally...

[David A. Goldfarb]

I've stippled the base side of the film over the pinhole with a sharp stylus perpendicular to the base, and it's worked well for me with no haloing. The stippling should be compact around the pinhole. Take a scrap neg and create some pinholes and fix them this way before playing with an important neg. You'll be surprised.