Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/04/24
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Paul If you don't use colour adjustment (ie, "neutral") it ignores the black and white points, saving much tearing-of-hair and gnashing-of-teeth. Your scan will not look as "bright" until you tweak it in Photoshop, but it will contain *much* more information. Oh, another thing - Vuescan acquires the image from the LS-30 at 10 bits per channel, not 8 as with the Nikon software. Nikon want you to buy an LS-2000, so they're hardly going to make the LS-30 (which has the same hardware) look nearly as good as its much more expensive sibling. Ed Hamrick has no such marketing constraint imposed. At Monday 24/04/2000 14:50, Paul Bolam wrote: >In my ignorance, I didn't realise you had to set the black and white points >as well. Is there an obvious range I should begin with? Me-No-Techno-Speak >so I'd welcome a few tips! Regards John Bean