Missing Histogram & Exposure control
PostPosted: Mon Feb 27, 2006 10:48 am
After experimenting in Demo mode for a year, I finally purchased a licence and upgraded to SilverFast 6 Ai version 6.4.3r8 to scan negatives.
There used to be a Histogram & Exposure Control panel available all the time. It isn?t being displayed any more. Was this feature withdrawn from this latest version? Do I have to delete the Preferences file so SilverFast can return to the factory defaults? Has it docked itself somewhere I can?t see?
This histogram was very useful when trimming the Tolerance control in Negafix to overcome the dark scan issue with Nikon Scanners.
When using SilverFast from Photoshop CS2, the Prescan Rotation is not used in the file sent to Photoshop. Is this normal? (It is standalone making TIFs.)
Again from Photoshop, when trying to batch scan a strip of 4 frames, I worked out how to select all the frames, but the individual Prescan adjustments are not being used. The adjustments for the last Prescan appear to be applied to all. Once again using it standalone with the Job Manager it works as expected.
The Silverfast documentation in trying to cover all scanners has few if any examples for strip scanners like the Nikon Coolscan IV. A great number of the screen captures appear to apply to flatbed scanners where multiple frames can be scanned in the one Prescan.
There used to be a Histogram & Exposure Control panel available all the time. It isn?t being displayed any more. Was this feature withdrawn from this latest version? Do I have to delete the Preferences file so SilverFast can return to the factory defaults? Has it docked itself somewhere I can?t see?
This histogram was very useful when trimming the Tolerance control in Negafix to overcome the dark scan issue with Nikon Scanners.
When using SilverFast from Photoshop CS2, the Prescan Rotation is not used in the file sent to Photoshop. Is this normal? (It is standalone making TIFs.)
Again from Photoshop, when trying to batch scan a strip of 4 frames, I worked out how to select all the frames, but the individual Prescan adjustments are not being used. The adjustments for the last Prescan appear to be applied to all. Once again using it standalone with the Job Manager it works as expected.
The Silverfast documentation in trying to cover all scanners has few if any examples for strip scanners like the Nikon Coolscan IV. A great number of the screen captures appear to apply to flatbed scanners where multiple frames can be scanned in the one Prescan.