Adjustments don't work and are ignored in Scan
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Adjustments don't work and are ignored in Scan
I do a pre-scan, use the adjustments tools to lighten/darken etc. and then do the scan. I see the effect of the adjustments on the pre-scan but the adjustments do not affect the scan. What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Rich 
- RAG
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Rich,
In a few words, "this should work". Pre-scan; adjustments; final scan = stellar results.
What version of SilverFast are you using, what OS, and what scanner? Did you do any calibration or are you using the default settings in SilverFast?
In a few words, "this should work". Pre-scan; adjustments; final scan = stellar results.
What version of SilverFast are you using, what OS, and what scanner? Did you do any calibration or are you using the default settings in SilverFast?
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RAG, Thank you for asking, I should have provided the particulars up front.
I am using SilverFast Ai 6.4.3r8 with an epson 4990 Photo scanner feeding the result into Photoshop CS2.
I have set the Gradation Curves to Mid Tone -20 Contrast -50 Highlights +50 Shadow -50 which the preview shows to have a major effect on the image. My scan is 16 bit Greyscale, No filter, Image Type Standard.
I do the scan and the image that goes into Photoshop is a "plain"scan without any result from the Gradation Curve effects that I set.
Your suggestions about this situation very welcome.
Thanks, Rich
I am using SilverFast Ai 6.4.3r8 with an epson 4990 Photo scanner feeding the result into Photoshop CS2.
I have set the Gradation Curves to Mid Tone -20 Contrast -50 Highlights +50 Shadow -50 which the preview shows to have a major effect on the image. My scan is 16 bit Greyscale, No filter, Image Type Standard.
I do the scan and the image that goes into Photoshop is a "plain"scan without any result from the Gradation Curve effects that I set.
Your suggestions about this situation very welcome.
Thanks, Rich
- RAG
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- Joined: Wed Jan 12, 2005 7:59 am
- Location: Sonoma County, California
Rich,
Just for giggles try scanning the image in color Vs grayscale. I have the same scanner, but I am using AI Studio. There should not be this sort of functionality difference between AI and AI Studio though, so I suspect something else is causing the problem.
Do you by chance have an all in one printer (Copy; scan; fax; print) connected in addition to your Epson scanner?
Just for giggles try scanning the image in color Vs grayscale. I have the same scanner, but I am using AI Studio. There should not be this sort of functionality difference between AI and AI Studio though, so I suspect something else is causing the problem.
Do you by chance have an all in one printer (Copy; scan; fax; print) connected in addition to your Epson scanner?
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