>In case you didn't know... You can speed up VS appreciably by avoiding the >need for the scanner to make a second pass after the preview scan. Set >preview to the target resolution (eg 4000ppi), then set 'scan from >preview'. When you hit 'scan', VS then processes from memory rather than >scanning the image a second time. > >Regards > >Tony Sleep - http://www.halftone.co.uk
Thanks for the tip, Tony. Sounds like a great idea. However, vuescan doesn't seem to support this work flow well on the LS5000, crashing almost all the time. I did manage to get a couple of scans done this way. You seem to save about 1' per scan, which is great, but there was a significant color shift which would have to be corrected. No big deal, it could save me a lot of time, if Ed gets this bug fixed. And Bill, I think you are right, such conversion to profile should be automated by the action pallete in PS. I tried to convert a raw file my profile in PS, but the color was way off, colder instead of warmer. I opened the file in PS, with color management OFF, and converted to the profile. I assume that's what you are supposed to do. If I did this right, I guess it means that Vuescan also makes proprietary "ICC" profiles. Ed ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe by mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with 'unsubscribe filmscanners' or 'unsubscribe filmscanners_digest' (as appropriate) in the message title or body
