Ahh, that makes more sense.
Yeah, like Craig said, it may be more work than you bargained for. On one hand you want to take your time and make sure you do it right, but on the other you might think, "geez, this is too much like work!" I've never really had occasion to scan color negatives myself, but I suspect they may need more color adjustment than a chrome. Then again I am not up to date on the current hardware and software that's out there. I use a Polaroid Sprintscan at work which was nice for awhile, but now I hate the damn thing. Much like a bass node in your room, it's got a huge spike in the shadows so your blacks get all posterized. That's the biggest downfall of low priced scanners, they just cannot see shadow detail worth a darn. If you've got overexposed slides it's almost like a blessing! Heh!
