LaserSoft Imaging

Please forward this to support. I tried using the online form, but it kept rejecting my entry saying I had not filled in all the required fields, but I had filled in EVERY field, so I don't know why it would not submit. Windows 2000 Epson 1640XL Silverfast Standalone App My Serial Number: 0261EE00BD...

After thinking about it for a while, here's my enhancement request... please add functionality that makes holding down the "Shift" key while clicking on the auto-adjust icon perform an immediate auto-adjust for all frames in the preview window.

What do you think?

- Brad

I tried to use Job Manager to get an automatic image adjustment for all 30 frames of a new set of slides without having to address each new slide individually, but it looked to me like it was retaining the frame settings from the initial set of 30 slides, rather than performing an auto image adjustm...

I'm scanning slides on my Epson 1640xl which has trays that can hold 30 slides at once. I've worked out my desired auto settings and I've created 30 frames that are aligned with my trays. Each time a put another set of slides onto the scanner bed, I would like to have Silverfast perform a fresh auto...

Gerhard, I appreciate your insights. The amusing thing is that the first set of negatives I scanned were from a studio sitting where the lighting, lens, exposures, etc. were the same for every image! I was definitely lulled into a false sense of confidence. Then when I scanned multiple rolls from a ...

Here's a simpler example of the issue with which I'm grappling... I have 5 images from a wedding ceremony. The images all include the same general scene but were captured with different exposure settings and from different angles. I scanned the images from medium format negatives and used NegaFix's ...

NegaFix is helping me get good results for individual images, but sometimes I have multiple negatives from the same event (like a wedding) and I need the skin tones, the bride's dress, the bridesmaid's dresses, and backgrounds to match across a whole batch of images even when the lighting conditions...