--- Karl Heinz Kremer <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Profiling the scanner will not solve the gamma correction problem: > Before you profile your scanner you need to pick a gamma value. After > that, you always have to select the same gamma value whenever you scan. > Otherwise your profile will not be able to correct your colors. This > means that the better your scans are before you apply a profile > (because you selected a good gamma value), the better the final > corrected scans will be. > > Karl Heinz >
Karl: Well, I suppose I was thinking of doing a scan with a correction of 0 (the default I believe), calculating a value of k, and using that value in further scans. Are you suggesting a iterative approach, where you start out uncorrected (k=0), calculate k1, scan with k1, calculate k2, then scan with k2, and so on to a point of diminishing returns? Chris Marshall __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing online. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html
