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settings are you using in Nikon Scan etc for color management?
Thanks,
Berry
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several ways to approach this.
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At 11:19 PM + 11/24/04, Al Bond wrote:
Bill Fernandez wrote:
My Nikon LS4000 has analog gain controls accessible through the Nikon
scanner driver. I can sometimes turn down the anaalog gain to get
more detail in light areas. Does your software
and spread them back into the midtones. However, I still can't get a natural
looking result.
Has anyone got any tips or suggestions on anything else I can try?
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more difficult. Has anyone else experienced
this problem? Any suggestions are very welcome.
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could be converted in Photoshop in a batch mode, that would
be a viable alternative for me. Is that possible?
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to obtain a
profile for Kodachrome scans.
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high.
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display...
BF: Both the above Mitsubishis have/had very sharp display of small
text. Both the above Sonys have/had disturbingly fuzzy display of
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filmscanners_digest' (as appropriate) in the message
title or body
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all the useable shadow detail, and not blow out any highlight detail
in a single scan with a transparency?
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directly to my inbox vs. the filmscanner
list. Can you correct?
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. With this level of grain, I find
I can't print much bigger than 5x7 without really noticeable grain
at reasonable distances.
Jeff Spirer
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One People: http://www.onepeople.com/
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mine enough yet for them to get dirty.
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then use Photoshop and bicubic interpolation to sample
down to the optical resolution of my scanner. You might try this and
see what you think.
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it, from the
File menu choose Get Info Memory, in the resulting window type
12 into the Peferred Size: box.
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luck,
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At 9:45 AM -0600 11/28/01, david/lisa soderman wrote:
What about if I have color management *OFF*?
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and PhotoCal to 6500K at gamma 2.2.
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in
different ways such that the profile will have varying degrees of fit.
how do you have this set?
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leaves me quite confused. Can anyone clarify this?
Ian B
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transparencies.
BF: If memory serves correctly this has been the case at least since
the 1970's. Curved field lenses were standard, and flat field lenses
were special orders.
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that I don't
remember anyone anywhere mentioning FOCUS as a problem with the
Polaroid.
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this ?
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UltraAta 7200 rpm (total cost about 250 UK
pounds) ???
Again, we just have to open, retouch and than save our 40mb images,
but currently I am noticing that is taking a bit to access the HD.
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lights be
they halogen incandescents, high CRI flourescents or whatever, then
it lets you set your monitor to THAT color temperature rather than
to one of the generic standards (5,000K or
6,500K).
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desklamp and I find it provides me with accurate
renditions of my prints so as to compare them with the screen.
Maris
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o You have to decide whether or not to use ICE and/or GEM BEFORE you
scan...
Have you tried Vuescan? With Vuescan you could save raw files and recrop
later without rescanning.
BF: I've just gotten
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, where the scanner is.
Best Regards
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, but not diminished it at all.
It doesn't happen with horizontal lines, or off to the left side of
verticals, just the right.
any ideas?
or is just a faulty monitor?
paul
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firewire. I just tried this and it didn't see the scanner. Anyone
else had any luck?
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(or more
properly, the space between the grain).
Harvey Ferdschneider
partner, SKID Photography, NYC
Bill Fernandez wrote:-
So according to your summary of the discussion on the ColorSync list
they decided that the artifacts being discussed were caused by
scanner noise in dense areas. Certainly
,
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At 1:10 AM -0400 23-10-01, SKID Photography wrote:
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I've became aware of this when I was doing similar analysis recently;
that much of the apparent scanner noise was in fact film grain. So
now that I'm aware of this I factor it into my testing.
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of town.need to
catch up! Thanks!
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shadows from the greater
enlargements (samples) was due to the problem of electronic noise,
and not, in fact grain...
Bill Fernandez wrote:
...I couldn't understand why
two targets of equal density on the same scanner could be so
different; until I inspected both scans closely and realized
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If you do try to save/close/re-open JPEG12 and do a difference with the
original PSD/BMP/TIF you will find there is a difference.
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is it's hard to tell how much
of the standard deviation is film grain and how much is scanner noise.
Most of the IV ED deviation is film grain. The Stouffer target has large
grain.
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problems with lack of portability of LZ'd TIFs), and
I am now moving over to PNG's for my own file storage in order to
save CD space. The lack of 48-bit quality hasn't yet been an issue
for me..
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with plastic mounted kodachromes?
The other thought: all the posts complaining about this issue have been from
4000 owners too. none from 8000 people. hmmm.
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send me
a pointer to studies on this, I'll look into it again.
Regards,
Ed Hamrick
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exchange rate at the moment - it works out to about 575GBP, which
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3. Any other ideas for scanners which might be slightly cheaper, before
I commit myself?
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. But your
custom ones will be much better.
(2) Be sure that if you scan with the film type set in NikonScan to
Kodachrome you use your Kodachrome custom profile. Same for the
Positive setting.
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. in the
center).
It would be interesting to compare dynamic ranges of FS4000US and SS4000
though...
BF: The shadow detail (and by implication the dynamic range) on the
Polariod was noticeably better.
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Searching net to any scanner's related information I run onto new Canon's
product: Canon FS 4000US.
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noticeably ?
BF: yes you'll notice a difference.
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. It's
tough to be on the firing line with end users and I think you've done
a great job of being appropriate and sane.
Regards,
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