SF Ai and PSP 9 densitomers don't agree for same tif

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SF Ai and PSP 9 densitomers don't agree for same tif

Postby mvhaddad » Fri Feb 18, 2005 6:41 pm

Using SFAi as a stand-alone application, I prescan 35mm negatives on my Epson 4870, make adjustments and scan to tif's. Then, I open the tif's in Paint Shop Pro 9 to make final adjustments. Unfortunately the tif's look much brighter in Paint Shop Pro 9 then in SFAi. The RGB highlight components when read by SFAi's densitometer and PSP's Dropper also show a difference of about 10, confirming the difference in appearance.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? Any fixes to suggest?

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Postby RAG » Fri Feb 18, 2005 10:18 pm

Are you using the same ICC profile in both applications?
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Postby degrub » Sat Feb 19, 2005 5:11 am

Is gamma being applied twice ?

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SF Ai and PSP 9 densitomers don't agree for same tif

Postby mvhaddad » Tue Feb 22, 2005 3:52 am

To degrub: I assume you mean monitor gamma. SFAi is set for 1.8 and PSP has an RGB match-until-you-can't-see-the difference function, which seems to have absolutely no influence on how the screen displays, regardless of how extreme it is set. How would I apply twice?
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To RAG: SFAi is set to RGB as a default. Here are the settings I have tried with PSP:
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Image, graphic or text generated by: sRGB Color Space
Enable Color Management
Basic Color Management
Monitor Profile (1. Dell 1720FP (Digital))
Printer Profile: (hp deskjet 990c series) sRGB Color Space Profile
Rendering Intent: Pictures

I have also clicked the Proofing button under Enable Color Management which, in addition to keeping the above settings opens a Emulated device profile box which I set to AdobeRGB1998
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Postby degrub » Tue Feb 22, 2005 4:21 am

Does changing the SF Ai gamma to 2.2 or 2.8 make a difference ? If it doesn't it sounds like the video card is not accepting gamma changes.


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