This is capable of scanning the length of a 35 mm film frame to about 6000 pixels, which I routinely do. In the computer, I can then do balancing, compositing, repainting and the gentle art of adjusting color. There are many factors regarding Net transmission and differences of computers and how they are set up, which affect the look of the art. There are few standards of how color and contrast will appear from one computer to the other. A digital color print will look different from what one sees on a computer monitor as well.
Flesh tones are likely to vary into an unnatural color over Net transmission.
There are too few colors to represent true skin tone and color with what most browsers use at this point. The digital print I feel you will find most satisfying. Transmission time through the Net requires that I put up a small compressed image of my artworks on a Web page. This gives the impression of a fuzzy image, void of detail. The digital prints of these images have have far more detail than is possible to show over the Net.