Try adjusting the black and white point settings on the Color tab - the
detail in the shadow should show up better and your image adjustment
software will do the rest.
Maris
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From: "Elvis Hoshida" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2
I would suggest you try Vuescan out - the demo is free but will have a
watermark on it. Essentially, it's preview is not all that accurate, but it
will capture all of the detail in the highlights and shadows and you can
work on the image from there in your preferred image-adjusting software.
Mar
Are you speaking about the Elite or the Elite II?
Art
Julian wrote:
> Hi
> Has anyone any info on the Minolta Dimage Scan Elite, quality, scanning
> speeds, etc. I was looking at purchasing a Nikon Coolscan LS-30 but how
> does the Minolta compare to it. Is the Minolta compatible with Windows
>
Hi fellows
This is my first post .I'm from Brazil but actually i live in Japan So
sorry for the bad english and miss spell !
I own a Nikon coolscan 3 but due some hardware problems i can't
use the nikon software so i use Vuescan ,but i'm happy with the results .
I use to have far m
My question would be: if you use photoshop after scanning, why not just obtain the raw
scanned data and work on that. In that way the software used for scanning should not
really matter.
Jim Cadien
Haydn wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have been watching with interest the mail that passes on this bo
Dear All,
I have been watching with interest the mail that passes on this board
for around 3 months now; as background info, I am an amateur
photographer and have just purchased a Nikon Coolscan 4000ED with
which I hope to digitise >20 years of accumulated photos from around
the globe.
Since I a
Julian -- I don't know about the specific Minolta scanner you contemplate
buying, but I did find out at the beginning of this year that their "Pro" (I
believe that was the name) scanner for 120 would not suit my purposes. My
scans in color were fine, but I had unacceptable results scanning black