Negative Direct is great !
- Gregory C
- SilverFast Expert

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- Joined: Wed Jan 02, 2002 1:00 am
- Scanner: Nikon Super Coolscan 4000ED
Microtek 5700 - SilverFast Product: Ai Studio
- Location: Hong Kong
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I have a Super Coolscan 4000ED.
I just tested 'Neg: Direct' on a Kodak Supra 100 photo, and the product was definitely better than using Negafix. The colors of the two scans were so different that I have to wonder about the accuracy and reliability of the Negafix profiles. The Negafix scan was cool while the Neg: Direct scan was warm and much closer to the original environment's color as I remember it. The skin color of the young actress in the photo was also significantly better in the Neg: Direct scan.
This makes me wonder if there is any benefit at all to using Negafix with the Super Coolscan scanner. Neg: Direct appears to be more accurate without requiring the user to select the film type. It's mildly confusing.
If you are recreating profiles for the Nikon scanners, please note that I use the following films on a regular basis:
Kodak Supra 100 & 400
Kodak APS 100, 200 & 400
regards
Gregory
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Gregory C on 2002-06-17 14:55 ]</font>
I just tested 'Neg: Direct' on a Kodak Supra 100 photo, and the product was definitely better than using Negafix. The colors of the two scans were so different that I have to wonder about the accuracy and reliability of the Negafix profiles. The Negafix scan was cool while the Neg: Direct scan was warm and much closer to the original environment's color as I remember it. The skin color of the young actress in the photo was also significantly better in the Neg: Direct scan.
This makes me wonder if there is any benefit at all to using Negafix with the Super Coolscan scanner. Neg: Direct appears to be more accurate without requiring the user to select the film type. It's mildly confusing.
If you are recreating profiles for the Nikon scanners, please note that I use the following films on a regular basis:
Kodak Supra 100 & 400
Kodak APS 100, 200 & 400
regards
Gregory
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Gregory C on 2002-06-17 14:55 ]</font>
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