Do a very low resolution RAW scan. Do this by choosing NEF from the File
Format drop down list after you've hit the Scan button. Make sure to set
the resolution to something like 90dpi (actually that makes a tiny 39K
image, maybe that's too small...). Post it to a webby somewhere so we can
No jawed, I must be miss your posting.
Would you please to remind me the links ?
Was the IV ED sued to that test ?
Regards,
Alex Z
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At 17:44 08/01/02 +, Jawed wrote:
Some software, unfortunately, makes it hard to tell where the histogram
ends, if there are very few pixels of a given tonal value. Photoshop 6 is
pretty clear. Paint Shop Pro 6 isn't at all. Is PSP7 better?
What if the base line of the histogram were a
Jawed Ashraf wrote:
London, UK.
I was intrigued to discover years ago that houses aren't build from
brick in
Canada, they fall apart because of the dry climate.
Don't tell that to anyone living on the West (Wet) Coast...
What do you think those trees with 30 foot around trunks grow
In a message dated 1/10/2002 6:15:24 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What if the base line of the histogram were a different colour for the
range where there were pixels, even if there were not enough pixels to show
on the histogram plot ? That way it would be easy to set black and white
Yeah, I know. Vancouver's supposed to have a British-ish climate, LOL...
I was there in summer, not for long enough to be able to judge...
Jawed
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I'll try to combine these suggestions and summarize
them to the list. Could people e-mail these suggestions
to me directly to keep from cluttering up this mailing
list?
Ah, well, if we can chat about hifi here, I can't see that enhancement
suggestions would be too off-topic. And
I second this idea, if it is practical.
Jawed Ashraf wrote:
The Photoshop approach is addictive:
up/down arrow increments by one unit
shift held down at the same time increments by 10 units.
mouse-wheel up down is synonymous with up/down arrow (sorry Mac users,
you're *really* missing out
I took a look at the website and the Astia samples. You need to fix the
titles under the samples, they are either missing (in the cropped images
once they appear) or in the case of the full images, the top two are
listed as Vuescan Single pass, and the bottom one as Nikoscan. I
suspect the
Sounds like you whizzed through too quickly. The top image uses *SLIDE*
scanning in Vuescan, the middle image uses *IMAGE* scanning in Vuescan and
the bottom one is Nikon Scan.
For the crops the mouse pointer is captioned. Plus, they are described in
more detail in the How the results are
Preben if I took your attitude every time printing came up, I'd have been
thrown off this list ages ago.
Jawed
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