Boy, am I RED-FACED! This was supposed to be a private e-mail message.
My apologies to David Hemingway.
Da*n, I think that's the first tiem I ever did that!
Art
Arthur Entlich wrote:
>
> I'm sending this your way again. I first sent it about 4 days ago, but
> maybe it was lost in the gre
Why is it called a "histogram?" I understand "histo-" to be a
combining form meaning organic tissue as in histography and
histogeny, but what does it mean in this context?
Ken Durling
Photo.net portfolio:
http://www.photo.net/shared/community-member?user_id=402251
> >
> > I am trying to scan Plus-X 125 and Tri-X negs on my LS2000. The scans
come
> > out with the tones either completely blocked up or burned out, with no
> > midtones
> > and no gradations of tones at all. You can't even make out the features
in
> > the
> > images. These are well-exposed ne
I will add my vote to those VueScan users who do *not* want it to become
an image editing application. I would rather do my tweaks in Photoshop.
But I do encourage Ed to continue development of features which enable
VueScan to save files with the best possible bits. I think a histogram
displ
I'm sending this your way again. I first sent it about 4 days ago, but
maybe it was lost in the great abyss.
Art
Dear David,
I've finally cleared some space in my schedule to spend some more time
with the SS4000+. The Silverfast disk still hasn't shown up here, BTW.
I spent a fair bit of t
It reminds me of the "Insight wars" Polaroid was beaten up mercilessly for
not having histograms and not just any histogram, it had to have the little
sliders on the bottom like Photoshop.
When I asked for new features Histograms was ALWAYS on the top of the list.
Shit, Ed's getting off easy!!
I sent just that (an ecost 'invoice' printed from the web) along to
polaroid, so we'll see if they're acceptable.
On 12/6/01 8:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lucans, Gunars)
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Poor Ed. He can't win. Anything he does, no matter how many wanted it, some
others will express disappointment. Personally, I like a histogram, and
feel it helps me understand an image, and helps me improve it. And, on the
current 7.3 versions, if I let VS have the whole screen, I get a very ni
Where is it available for $29.95?
thanks,
Stephen
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From: "Eugene A La Lancette PhD MD" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 4:36 PM
Subject: RE: filmscanners: OT (a bit) - Software for the colour-challenged
> I have used it wi
Hi,
I've been using vuescan with my Canoscan FS4000 Us and everything was
fine until when I installed version 7.3.3 wich recognizes my scanner as
a FS2720.
What happened, did Ed stop support for fs4000? Is this s little problem
with version 7.3.3 or is something wrong with my scanner?
Thank's an
I have used it with good results. It is now available for discount at $29.95
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mark T.
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 5:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: filmscanners: OT (a bit) - Software for the colour-
As a person who battles with moderate red-green colour-blindness, I am
seeking software that can help out..
(Yes, I know I should have picked a more sensible hobby..)
The 2 methods I currently use - 'doing it by the numbers' or getting my
work checked by someone else! - can be quite frustratin
I don't feel the need for a histogram in VueScan either. Setting the black and white
clipping levels does all that is needed at the scanning stage, along with control of
gamma.
A separate point. I liked having the picture, preview or scan, occupy the whole
screen. It gave a more satisfying "fi
Bob writes ...
> ...
> Hope this helps you understand what I am trying to do. Do you
> change B/W points in VS? If so why and how do you decide what
> they should be?
Up until the latest versions I always put a hard number (%) in the Wp & Bp
... e.g., '0.1' or 0.01%... and because changing t
michael wrote:
> Bob writes ...
> > And, how can you know where to set the B/W points if
> > you don't use a histogram ;)
>
>I have 2 problems with that question:
>(1) I suppose I don't know exactly what you are trying to do?
Trying to find out how VS users get the most out of a scan when us
shAf wote ...
> Now that I have all the raw scans and my intention is to "lock
> the color" ...OUCH!... I now see a problem with this procedure.
> That is ... with device set to 'disk', there is ^no^ option for
> "locking the color"!!! ...
After thinking ... I see the problem. "Locking the
Before I install 7.3.3, and actually having a roll of film to apply this
procedure to ... I have a couple of questions First, let me describe the
roll of film ... all frames taken under similar lighting, the 1st frame an
exposure of a calibration chart. Referring to "Advance Workflow
Suggestio
>
> I am trying to scan Plus-X 125 and Tri-X negs on my LS2000. The scans come
> out with the tones either completely blocked up or burned out, with no
> midtones
> and no gradations of tones at all. You can't even make out the features in
> the
> images. These are well-exposed negatives that
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> I just released VueScan 7.3.3 for Windows, Mac OS 8/9/X
> and Linux. It can be downloaded from:
Hi Ed!!
I'm on the list since 20 days and in the meantime you've released 7 new
release of Vuescan!
I spend more money for downloads then for
Bob writes ...
> ...
> And, how can you know where to set the B/W points if
> you don't use a histogram ;)
I have 2 problems with that question: (1) I suppose I don't know exactly
what you are trying to do(?) ... (2) a histogram is a visual tool, but it
would be extremely difficult to present
>Hi Ed,
thanks for the reply, I have a client in the snack business(sells
pretzels/chips/etc) who had a very old styro pretzel...and wants a
few more (new ones) for display purposes. I will shoot a pic of it
today and email you a copy along with dimensions for an estimate on
production.
And
I have seen at the Japan web site a newer Nikon Scan
See
http://www.nikon-image.com/jpn/ei_cs/swdown/index.htm
I can see a XP Fix? But it appears only to be an INF file change for the
LS-4000 and 8000 users not the LS-40?
Cheers
--
James Grove
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.jamesgrove.co.uk
www.mount
>> This is certainly up to Ed Hamrick, but my long time
>> understanding has been that the aim was to create a
>> scanned image file that gave the maximum image data
>> for adjustment in an image editor.
I totally agree with this. I like Vuescan mainly because it seems to
give me much better r
michael shafferwrote:
> I wonder if a problem might be, that such a histogram ... to be more
> accurate than setting the endpoints at exactly (e.g.,) 0.03% ... would first
> necessitate an actual scan. That is, a histogram based on a preview will
> not be as accurate as placing a decimal, as in
Larry wrote:
> I don't think it is necessary to adjust the white/black pts. by moving
> arrows on the histogram. It would be nice to see the output of the
> preview as a histogram plot and then continue adjusting using the
> standard color tab items.
Yes, I agree.
Bob
I refer the honourable gentleman to my answer of 26th
June.
AIUI, emulsions such as C41, E6, and ordinary colour print
papers have the dyes synthesised not in a chemical factory,
but in situ in the emulsion during processing. 'Colour
coupler' molecules in the emulsion and the oxidation produ
In a message dated 12/13/2001 7:22:54 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have had several odd problems with VueScan 7.3.2:
>
> 1) Previews don't always work
It would be useful if someone could send me a log file
from 7.3.2 capturing the commands when this happens.
1) Delete vuescan.ini
You are wrong. I just checked my Eastman Kodak registered trademarks
list from 1991 (the last time they sent me one). They do not own the
trademark E-6, (or at least didn't in 1991) but they do own the
Ektachrome trademark. Interesting they do own D-19, D-76, D-76R and
DK-50 and even 4-X as
Keep in mind that the dyes in E-6 based films are not colored when they
are coated on the film. They have to be transparent and very low
density when they are in an unprocessed form, so the light can go
through them. As it is, the silver halide components block enough
light, causing each sub
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