It works. Just tried it!
Change the source to file. This will reset a lot of options, so change
rotation to flip (its on the first tab), set resolution and size to
auto/maximum. Then set your color adjustments to none. In the output
tab you can select DNG and whatnot. I just ran some old scans
Interesting. The flip setting didn't seem to do anything for me.
Godfrey
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On Sep 22, 2014, at 8:16 AM, Zos Xavius zosxav...@gmail.com wrote:
It works. Just tried it!
Change the source to file. This will reset a lot of
Hah. I didn't actually test to see if it flips! I will play with it after lunch.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 11:51 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi godd...@me.com wrote:
Interesting. The flip setting didn't seem to do anything for me.
Godfrey
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Vuescan has the option to mirror, but I think it only works while
scanning. I didn't find any option to open an image in Vuescan after
it's been scanned.
If I had noticed it while I was scanning, I could have used that
mirror option - but given the scanner I'm using, it would have been
just
Yeah, there is a way. If it saves you some time I will look at my copy
of vuescan at work tomorrow. You can have it run through scan files
and apply corrections/changes to them.
On Sun, Sep 21, 2014 at 3:43 PM, John sesso...@earthlink.net wrote:
Vuescan has the option to mirror, but I think it
Well, I looked and I see a way to read in DNG raw files and process them, but
not output DNG files again. I don't see the option to flip them either.
G
On Sep 21, 2014, at 5:29 PM, Zos Xavius zosxav...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, there is a way. If it saves you some time I will look at my copy
In ACR you can rotate them and then click on the Save Image...
button in the bottom left corner.
On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 4:47 AM, John sesso...@earthlink.net wrote:
I'm scanning old slides, using Vuescan and saving them as .DNG files. I just
got to the end of a batch of 36 slides on the *LAST*
DNG from scans typically just contains an embedded tiff. You really
aren't rendering from raw data like say from a camera. Its not raw
data really. DNG is just a container really, much like a few image
file formats and many of the various video file formats. What makes
DNG kind of useful with
John wrote:
I'm scanning old slides, using Vuescan and saving them as .DNG files. I
just got to the end of a batch of 36 slides on the *LAST* slide I
discover that I've put them all in the scanner BACKWARDS!!
Is there any program that will let me flip .DNG images horizontally and
KEEP them
VueScan raw files are stored as TIFF format, by default, with no film
correction or gamma processing. They're essentially raw scanner data
represented in a TIFF file organization. When you set the option to output as
DNG, the data is reorganized into the DNG standard linear-RGB representation.
Thanks to all who responded.
Looks like re-scanning is the only way to get it to do what I want.
On 9/20/2014 7:47 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
John wrote:
I'm scanning old slides, using Vuescan and saving them as .DNG files. I
just got to the end of a batch of 36 slides on the *LAST* slide I
on 2014-09-19 19:47 John wrote
Is there any program that will let me flip .DNG images horizontally and KEEP
them as .DNG files?
i'm not certain, but Vuescan itself may be able to do it; can't test it at
the moment because i have made no Vuescan DNGs and my computer and my
scanner aren't in
Can't you just import from a file in vuescan and export to another
file? I'm pretty sure you can. You can define files on the hard drive
as a source. Vuescan is really amazing scanner program.
On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 11:29 PM, steve harley p...@paper-ape.com wrote:
on 2014-09-19 19:47 John wrote
I'm scanning old slides, using Vuescan and saving them as .DNG files. I
just got to the end of a batch of 36 slides on the *LAST* slide I
discover that I've put them all in the scanner BACKWARDS!!
Is there any program that will let me flip .DNG images horizontally and
KEEP them as .DNG
PhotoShop will let you save them as jpg, tiff, PSD and a number of other
formats. Why would you want to save them as DNG once they’ve been rendered? The
only advantage I’ve seen with DNG is that I can tweak the files in ACR before
fine tuning them in PhotoShop.
Paul
Adobe ACROn Sep 19, 2014,
I agree with Paul here... and add .png to the list of good file formats.
Of course if you know you are going to edit them more you wouldn't use
jpg the first save... but you knwo that I'm sure
ann
On 9/19/2014 22:07, Paul Stenquist wrote:
PhotoShop will let you save them as jpg, tiff, PSD
I don't want to render them. I may want to render them in the future,
but for now, I just want to flip them so that they're the right way
round, so that I don't have to worry whether I'll remember it later.
If there's no way to keep them as .DNG files, I'll just have to scan
them again and
Lightroom does it
Philip Northeast
www.aviewfinderdarkly.com.au
On 20/09/2014 11:47 am, John wrote:
I'm scanning old slides, using Vuescan and saving them as .DNG files. I
just got to the end of a batch of 36 slides on the *LAST* slide I
discover that I've put them all in the scanner
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