Wolfgang,
Meybe "Dual scans" was not the right terminalogy.
I sometimes make the first scan with the analog gain
set for the shadows, then do a second scan
optimized for highlights, and then merge them
in Photoshop using masks.
I am not sure if this feasable in Viewscan.
Perhaps others who use Viewscan could enlighten us
about using Viewscan for this.
Regards,
Ken Hornbrook
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----- Original Message -----
From: Wolfgang Kraus <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2000 4:57 PM
Subject: Dual scans? [was: Re: film scanner mailing list]
> Ken,
> could you please explain what you mean by dual scans? I suppose it is
> not just multiple passes, 'cause VueScan offers that too.
>
> Thanks,
> Wolfgang
>
> > The only scanner I have used is the Nikon LS2000 (2700 dpi),
> > and I have had good results with it. I tried Vuescan S/W but I like
> > using the Nikon S/W better, as I often do dual scans in order
> > to try to increase dynamic range.
>
>
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