Stan, select 'Device option type advanced' or 'Device option type intermediate'. You
should then see a checkbox on the Files tab 'save raw file'.
I think you only see the option if you have a scanner connected in 'Device scan from'.
So, if you are scanning from disk you don't get the option
Ed wrote:
I think the best way to do this is for me to just add a histogram and
then evolve it using people's suggestions.
It's quite possible that a simple histogram of the preview (within
the crop window) and the scan will be good enough. I can worry
about fancy stuff like movable
Michael wrote:
Up until the latest versions I always put a hard number (%) in the Wp Bp
... e.g., '0.1' or 0.01%... and because changing this number by minute
amount changed the image more than you'd think, I had Vs write a small JPG
direct to Photoshop (note ... such a small change in
Ken wrote:
Why is it called a histogram? I understand histo- to be a
combining form meaning organic tissue as in histography and
histogeny, but what does it mean in this context?
histogram [f. Gk histos mast, web + -GRAM.]
A diagram consisting of a number of rectangles or lines drawn
Larry wrote:
I don't think it is necessary to adjust the white/black pts. by moving
arrows on the histogram. It would be nice to see the output of the
preview as a histogram plot and then continue adjusting using the
standard color tab items.
Yes, I agree.
Bob
michael shafferwrote:
I wonder if a problem might be, that such a histogram ... to be more
accurate than setting the endpoints at exactly (e.g.,) 0.03% ... would first
necessitate an actual scan. That is, a histogram based on a preview will
not be as accurate as placing a decimal, as in
michael wrote:
Bob writes ...
And, how can you know where to set the B/W points if
you don't use a histogram ;)
I have 2 problems with that question:
(1) I suppose I don't know exactly what you are trying to do?
Trying to find out how VS users get the most out of a scan when using VS.
the white point such that some percentage of the
pixels in the image are above the white point.
Bob Armstrong
Alessandro Pardi wrote:
Stan, Leif,
I think you shouldn't use 0% for the white and black point, as this sets the
deepest shadows to 0 and the brightest lights to 255, and may result
Austin wrote:
What I do
know, I know, and what I don't know, I know I don't know.
Mmmm, how do you know what you don't know :)
When I first wrote this about 5 mins ago I was about to send the message when the PC
reset itself. Did you cause that Austin ;)
Ian wrote:
Mark,
Sometimes we all need our hand held and for me this is a time.I have
read in some review although forgotten where, that the Home edition
does NOT include IEEE1394. Now you are still saying that it does.
However like me you do not provide a reference. So lets leave
Art wrote:
But, my question is this...
For people who do NOT have Minolta Dual Dimage II scanners, do you have
one or more lazy or bad sensors in your CCD array, and if so, do you
consider that an acceptable defect and have you decided not to exchange
My LS30 has no sensors so bad that
scan to scan. I had thought that multi-scanning
just averaged the values for each scan of each pixel rather than using adjacent pixel
values.
Bob Armstrong
On Wednesday, June 27, 2001 Hemingway, David J wrote:
Polaroid offers a 30 day good as gold guarantee so if your are
dissatisfied for ANY reason you can return it to your dealer for a full
refund, excluding any shipping costs.
David, does this guarantee apply in the UK?
Bob Armstrong
aczent).
Hope the move goes well. I would love to read further about the history of this;
perhaps you would mail me with details of your relevant books when you have a spare
minute.
Regards
Bob Armstrong
While trying to find some info on Prince2, I came across http://www.ilearn.to/ . I
noticed some online training for Photoshop but nothing on Prince2 :(
Has anyone used this or any of the other training on offer from this organisation? It
seems that you can get a year's worth of training
of VueScan? If so, where is the evidence?
I hope that VueScan continues to develop and that it's users and Ed continue
to benefit from the developments.
Bob Armstrong
PS: By the way, this evening (22:40 GMT) VueScan 7.0.4 is available for
download.
?
Regards
Bob Armstrong
Pete wrote:
Hi Bob.
Was this a gentle nudge Bob?
It'll be on its way ASAP, I promise.
I don't mind where it goes, as long as I don't have to stand the whole tab
for
the postage. :^)
Regards, Pete.
No, promise it wasn't. As the other message regarding scanning the slide
came
with this,
then I'll happily post it on.
I'll write again when the scans are complete.
Regards
Bob Armstrong
On Monday, November 06, 2000 Alistair Bond wrote:
Hi,
I've been happily telling folks that, as far as I can tell, there is
little difference in resolution between the Minolta Elite
Rob,
I'm in Bucks, UK and have an LS30. If Pete wants to mail me off list, we
may be able to arrange this.
Regards
Bob Armstrong
On Saturday, October 28, 2000 Rob wrote:
photoscientia wrote:
Any chance the same slide could be scanned on an LS30 and/or a SS400?
I don't have access
Twain software at 1200dpi. Have you tried the same scan using Epson Twain
and then VueScan? If so, does one work and the other not?
Regards
Bob Armstrong
- Original Message -
From: "Frank Wiewandt" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 4:35
.
Cheers,
Byron
Many thanks for your well presented information. I've learnt something but,
as ever, this has led to another question. I do appreciate your help on
this and look forward to your reply.
Regards
Bob
Ed, don't kick yourself too hard ;-) The colour quality of scans from the
Epson 1200U is far better than those from the bundled Twain software. Well
worth the wait.
Regards
Bob Armstrong
On Monday, October 16, 2000, Ed H wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I do hope you haven't ruled out
reads this :-))
( And by the way, we haven't mentioned the need to change exposure in
VueScan if, say, white level is clipped using VueScan default options.)
I'd really appreciate your comments.
Regards
Bob Armstrong
On Monday, October 16, 2000, Byron wrote:
On Saturday, October 14, 2000 Bob
on
this point.) I don't need the Twain module running.
Give us a bit more info so that someone may be able to help.
Regards
Bob Armstrong
On Tuesday, October 17, 2000, Frank Wiewandt wrote:
I just downloaded 6.3.4 to demo haven't had great luck myself. I admit
I've just begun to play
histogram.
Regards
Bob Armstrong
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