The ADOBE Gamma compensation happens AFTER and overrides everything.
In facts I can perceive how the desktop pop-up and it is ''lighter'' 1
or 2 seconds after ... (I have a system overloaded) ... the contrast and the
point of light changes as soon as Windows ends to run ''start-up'' where
At this site, all available panorama stitching software is compared and
reviewed.
http://www.panoguide.com/software/
And not bad it is too!
I bought it for scanning my 6x6 BW negs (Have and microtek 4000 for 35mm)
Done 1 scan so far - and I'm impressed! Generated a 93mb 16 bit BW
photoshop file. Seems very sharp. Yet to do anything major, I have other
things to do at the moment.
If anyone is interested I
to continue the farce... :-)
I had just written a laborious reply, but then the Outlook server crashed
and thus my client!
Here you have a shortened and an even more delayed reply. I found out that I
had been lying to you all: there is not more graininess in black and white
scans (Ilford XP2
In a message dated 11/24/2000 7:30:56 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BTW, Ed, does Vuescan work correctly with this? I could only select 1600
dpi
from the options page (using 6.3.9 at the moment), but the scanner will do
1600x3200. I did a preview scan and that all worked fine.
It's
You have discovered the truth about colour spaces. sRGB is designed
for monitor and Web use, but the monitor image will not match well
with prints.
Tim
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From: "Mário Teixeira" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: "0_meu" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
Now I see a "filmscanners" in the subject line taking up precious
space.
Again, this is something that I was repeatedly asked for...
Regards
Tony Sleep
http://www.halftone.co.uk - Online portfolio exhibit; + film scanner info
comparisons
My question is, how do I know if adobe gamma is going to set the monitor
at 2.2, or if the 3dfx software will over-ride and set the gamma to
whatever you set it at? The monitor gamma seems much higher than the
voodoo card's default value of 1.00.
Use one or the other! If you use
You are right.
It is nuts.
Whenever I used 'filmscanners' in a thread subject, it has been because in
this list one can not be sure these days that a mail really is about film
scanners. But I will leave it out now, to save precious bandwidth and to
comfort you. But I'll still consume some extra
BTW I shot a roll of Kodak 100VS and when scanning it noticed circular shapes
at the edge of the frame.
Indicates too rapid drying and/or wrong wetting agent dilution in final rinse IME. It
can often be provoked by squeegeeing film (which removes the surface liquid from the
frame but leaves
Polochrome HC slide film.
Any have any useful ideas for capturing
this film without the lines and moire?
I'm afraid this is what I would expect with this film technology and CCD scanners -
you
are scanning a an RGB grating with an RGB matrix, and it is liable to cause appalling
aliasing
Felix Sieder wrote:
Am I better choosing 16-bit or 16-bit linear for the
data settings under preferences. Is there any difference
between these two if I don't alter the colour or curve
correction settings in the software?
I can only speculate (I have an Elite) but with the Elite the 16-bit
Saw it at Comdex. They claimed it will be priced at ~550$ ! They want to
be the lowest-cost ICE machine.
I hope they will improve their software, though, because it kept hanging
the demo PC on the show.
On Thu, 23 Nov 2000 09:52:26 -, you wrote:
Pete Andrews wrote:
I don't think I'm
You may be right that it merely is a calibration issue, but could it
be that some of your shadow detail is actually being clipped on the
scan? One of the problems with most "affordable" scanners is the
limited dynamic range (Dmax 3.0 or less), in effect meaning that you
cannot scan detail in the
For starters, this is my first post to this list so hello everyone.
I'm a new Minolta Dual Scan II owner and a new user of Vuescan and I'm
trying to figuring how some of Vuescan's controls work. I'd like to be
able to scan some things with all of the automatic adjustments turned off,
for the
- Original Message -
From: "Bond, Alistair" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 24, 2000 7:03 AM
Subject: filmscanners: Poor shadows - Monitor limitations?
Hi folks!
I'm happy until I look at slides on the lightbox - highlights and the
upper midtones are
I Believe that in all reproduction it is nessesary to sacrifice shadow
detail ,
if not it gets dull.Details in midtones need a steep enough curve to
stand
out well,and that costs heavier shadows and loss of higlihtdetail too.
Anyway, you can compensate a bit with increasing saturation and unsharp
I have calibrated the system using Adobe gamma (with the monitor
contrast set to maximum and the brilliance set to minimum)
Having the monitor contrast at max and the brightness at minimum, and then relying on
Adobe Gamma to bring things back to a correct greyscale could be a bad thing. The
Clark Guy wrote:
Science is the idea that soneone makes a claim and
others strive to independently verify the claim.
Given the impossibility of confirmation (there is always an alternate
explanation) attempts at disconfirmation are usually the way to go. But even
once that is done, it is
Maxtor recalled some drives not too long ago... I had one of their drives
that was not on the list and was having MUCH trouble with it. I would spend
a little more money and get a 7200 or better RPM drive, and go with an IBM.
They are very well rated.
Spencer Stone
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Hello all,
Thanks for the advice to stay away from Maxtor HD's (circa $299.00 for
an 80 GB HD/5600rpm). For those thinking of adding a larger capacity
hard drive, an IBM 7200rpm 75GB HD can be had for about $365 USD if you
shop carefully. The prices on this model (and another IBM 61 GB HD)
have
Uh, what kind of scanners are you talking about? Is this a philosophy
chat room?
John Matturri wrote:
Clark Guy wrote:
Science is the idea that soneone makes a claim and
others strive to independently verify the claim.
Given the impossibility of confirmation (there is always an
James,
It tends to get this way once a week or so. Especially on the
weekends.
It is truly amazing the diverse group that hangs out here. You
bet.
No beer for me tonight though, thanks anyway.
Guy
Friday, November 24, 2000, 7:43:26 PM, you wrote:
JK Uh,
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