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After a lot of too-ing and fro-ing, plus an element of magic, I actually
found the Restore item in the menu!
I then tried two scanned slides with Restore. The one I have described
already (boy in Napoleon outfit in front of mountain) and another, a field of
red poppies with
On 2009-09-28, Marcus for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
Geoff,
great work, I am particularly impressed by the theory behind your plugin.
http://www.lionhouse.plus.com/photosoftware/gimp_plugins/
gives err404. Any idea where one can currently get it?
Thanks,
Ilya
Looking through the examples I noticed that B and G had a colour cast
similar to the colour produced by the filter on colour negatives. Some
months ago I spent some time turning colour negatives into a digital
form and then processing them in GIMP. Having got the original RAW
images I had a look
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I owe Norman a sincere apology. At some time in the past a line of code got
deleted from my plug-in. (It went through dozens of versions!) This has no
effect on the restorations with default settings but the degree of
restoration slider does not work properly, especially when the
I am still interested in the use of this plug-in and have been trying
out a variety of tests with a selection of my slide copies. This test
may not be strictly valid but I have been measuring the colour value of
a white item using different settings of Restore and assuming that the
blue cast has
It would be useful if the slider range could be altered, especially to
be able to go below 0.7. I am not a programmer and, therefore, I do not
know if this is possible or how complicated it is but, if it can be
done, I would love to be able to try the effect.
Norman
norman wrote:
It would be useful if the slider range could be altered, especially to
be able to go below 0.7. I am not a programmer and, therefore, I do not
know if this is possible or how complicated it is but, if it can be
done, I would love to be able to try the effect.
Norman
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Thanks, I will try my hand at changing the slider and see what happens.
The main reason I have in wanting to go lower than 0.7 is to see, if
possible, where the loss of detail starts to occur.
I changed the 0.7 setting to 0.2 and ran restore. Just had a quick look
and report that the
First, to put things into context. It was always a source of frustration
that one was not able to manipulate colour transparancies in the same
way that black and white negatives could be manipulated in the darkroom.
(Amateur colour printing had not yet arrived). So, when I had set up my
digital
norman wrote:
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Thanks for your message. As you deduce I am more interested in the
processing algorithm than the coding. There are too many poor results at the
moment and I suspect there will be modifications to the method when I have
more experience of its performance. For this
I was scanning a lot of colour transparencies, some taken up to 40 years ago,
and found that in some cases the colours had deteriorated badly. After a lot
of experimenting I have developed an automatic way of improving the digital
scans using gimp. I have put a technical article, the gimp
geoff wrote:
I was scanning a lot of colour transparencies, some taken up to 40 years ago,
and found that in some cases the colours had deteriorated badly. After a lot
of experimenting I have developed an automatic way of improving the digital
scans using gimp. I have put a technical
Quoting geoff for...@gimpusers.com:
I was scanning a lot of colour transparencies, some taken up to 40 years ago,
and found that in some cases the colours had deteriorated badly. After a lot
of experimenting I have developed an automatic way of improving the digital
scans using gimp. I have
geoff wrote:
I was scanning a lot of colour transparencies, some taken up to 40 years ago,
and found that in some cases the colours had deteriorated badly. After a lot
of experimenting I have developed an automatic way of improving the digital
scans using gimp. I have put a technical
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I have a large collection of old slides showing all the problems you
describe in your article to greater or lesser degree, so
I was extremely interested in your post. I've downloaded your plugins.
Unfortunately I get a Forbidden error when I try to download the
readme.txt; and it's
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I have no experience of UFRaw. If you can get your images into gimp my
plug-in should work. I have just changed it to remove the saving of debug
data. I will be interested in your experience.
Geoff
I have tried with the plug-in but, unfortunately, I cannot detect
anything
Hi,
I have problems to open the readme.txt:
http://www.lionhouse.plus.com/photosoftware/restore/readme.txt
403 Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /photosoftware/restore/readme.txt
on this server.
On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 11:51, geoff for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
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Sorry you are having problems. It sounds to me that you are confusing the
batch_restore plug-in with the restore plug-in. The former is for doing a
whole set of photographs. The latter is for a single one. Load the image into
gimp and go to the restore menu at the top of the window.
Tobias Jakobs (tobias.jak...@googlemail.com) wrote (in part) (on
2009-02-22 at 14:51):
On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 11:51, geoff for...@gimpusers.com wrote:
www.lionhouse.plus.com/photosoftware/restore. I would be
interested in hearing
from anyone who has worked on this problem and if you
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