Hi!
I do agree, but I work mostly with slides, and my experience is that Vuescan can produce very good scans without further manipulation with Photoshop. Using the settings for transparency, color->neutral and tweaking white point and gamma settings gives very good results from Fujichrome slides. using slide settings and color->"white balance" gives results which are less to my liking. Erik > "Mark Van Buskirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > but that point is moot, as they don't support the Canon FS4000. I've > > played > > > with all the Vuescan settings for HOURS and HOURS, but I just can't seem > > to > > > get a nice, rich scan without dragging it in to Photoshop. > > Unless the story has changed, AIUI the purpose of Vuescan was to get the > most data out of the scanner and into a file which can then be tweaked in > Photoshop. If you're expecting the output from Vuescan to already be the > finished product I think you'll be disappointed. I find that doing a quick > levels adjustment usually brings the colour to where it should be. > > Rob -- Erik Kaffehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] alt. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mariebergsvägen 53 +46 155 219338 (home) S-611 66 Nyköping +46 155 263515 (office) Sweden -- Message sent using 100% recycled electrons --
