I did some tests last night with a Stouffer 21-step wedge and found some
interesting results!
The Canon FS4000 managed a Dmax of 1.8 in auto exposure and 2.1 if I
cranked up the exposure to max (but then the scan looked REALLY bad).
My Epson 1640 Photo did much better, 2.7 - 3.0 depending on
Hi,
Seems that something wrong is with your scanner. My is working perfectly
for me. Take a look for my scans at
http://www.photocritique.net/cgi-bin/shl?001
Festivals, People, Wildlife (Tomasz Chady)
I did not make any correction, just standard setting using FS from Canon.
Tomasz
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Hi,
Seems that something wrong is with your scanner. My is working perfectly
for me. Take a look for my scans at
http://www.photocritique.net/cgi-bin/shl?001
Festivals, People, Wildlife (Tomasz Chady)
I did not make any correction, just standard setting using FS from Canon.
Tomasz
Title: RE: filmscanners: Canon FS4000 problems
From: tom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hi,
Seems that something wrong is with your scanner. My is
working perfectly
for me. Take a look for my scans at
http://www.photocritique.net/cgi-bin/shl?001
Festivals, People, Wildlife (Tomasz
Title: RE: filmscanners: Canon FS4000 problems
Just a thought - is your monitor a high quality one
and fully calibrated with Photocal or some such software?
I used my older Canoscan FS2710 (which I still
love) and my Epson 1640 on a monitor I was stuck with for ages (lack of cash
Title: RE: filmscanners: Canon FS4000 problems
Both
yes and no!
It's a
fairly good monitor (Viewsonic PF790 19", Trinitron tube) and it has been
calibrated with Monaco EZcolor (which I hate). Right now it's not perfectly
calibrated, but pretty good. And pictures from other source
Title: RE: filmscanners: Canon FS4000 problems
Yes, I have tried with VueScan too (the latest version) but the results are the same.
This weekend I scanned aprox. 100 slides (different types of film) to see if I could find a pattern, but 95% of them are really bad. A few here and there (less
