It's disappointing to hear that you get this much shadow noise using the SS4000...I'm
looking to move up from the HP Photosmart S20 for this very reason. I wonder if the
multiple scanning feature of Silverfast software (now bundled with the SS4000) can get
rid of most
of this noise?
--Evan Anderson
>Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 14:32:12 -0400
>From: glenn mclaughlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Filmscannerslist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: (O) SS4K Shadow noise
>
> I have noticed on some of my scans (maybe all but more noticeable on some
>than others) in the dense shadow areas i get a , well like a," burnt ocra"
>kinda color contamination (or reddish brown) happening where it should be
>neutral. I've been able in some cases to selectively correct it with color
>range and alot of tweaking in PS, but am wondering if it's just pushing the
>limits of the scanner's 3 . whatever D-Max to resolve in that density.
>There's detail on the chromes.
>Could it be a function of the cathode tube illumination since it's kinda
>like a greeny, cyany kinda color ??
>and the redishness is needless to say just the opposite ,so is there a cross
>going on or an overcompensation of some kind ??
> I'm using Silverfast with IT-8 on a Mac and all the other density ranges
>seem to be pretty clean. I'm thoroughly happy with my output other than this
>so far.
>
>Regards,
>Glenn.
>
>
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