LaserSoft Imaging

Perhaps I am doing something wrong - so please help...

I scan colour negatives with a Nikon 5000 ED in 64 Bit HDRi - with NegaFix set to the film type, which I believe is now 'embedded' into the file.

To process the above files - I use a different Mac running HDR 8 (

How can I correctly 'Batch Process' an entire film I have scanned in the above process?

Currently I open all the files in HDR 8 and then, in the 'Job Manager' window I apply iSRD and NegaFix to the first image.
Again in 'Job Manager' I 'Copy settings of selected frame' (selecting the parameters to copy), select all the other frames and 'Paste settings to selected frame'
Then I press the blue process button and select a destination etc.

Job Manager finishes - but has not applied the settings

So - what am I doing wrong?
Please advise

Best regards

Brian

Dear Brian,

In the JobManager you need to use the JobManager's own copy and paste buttons.


kind regards,
Arne Ketelhohn.

Arne

This is exactly what I do

As I stated in my original post:
"Again in 'Job Manager' I 'Copy settings of selected frame' (selecting the parameters to copy), select all the other frames and 'Paste settings to selected frame'"
I was using the 'Cop'y and 'Paste' buttons in the Job Manager window as you mentioned.

Please - can you actually try to run a few images through HDR 8 and verify that it all works
I am only applying NegaFix anf iSRD in the Batch Process

Also
If it is part of the problem - may I also add that:
When scanning, I specify the film type in NegaFix - according to one of your previous answers, this is stored in the 64 Bit HDRi file
When the image is opened in HDR 8 the correct Film Type is selected - but seems not to have been applied.
If I select and then de-select 'CCR' (for example) in NegaFix then the film type is selected and the image reflects this

Brian

Dear Brian,

Are you already using our latest version 8.0.1r20?


kind regards,
Arne Ketelhohn.

Dear Brian,

I have forwarded your post to our support system.

kind regards,
Arne Ketelhohn.