I have several 30 or 40 year old slides which are suffering from this reddish fate.. I'm wondering what are the best practices to getting this colour back with minimal amount of effort on my part... I'm using SE Plus demo at the moment.. However I think i'd like the IT8 colour calibration and will probably buy the AE software package.. Look at attached file to see what i'm talking about.
John
Getting the colour back best practices..
Getting the colour back best practices..
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LSI_Morales
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Re: Getting the colour back best practices..
Dear Telegix,
Is the color cast already present in the original pictures? Which scanner are you using for the scanning task?
Cheers
Is the color cast already present in the original pictures? Which scanner are you using for the scanning task?
Cheers
Alejandro Morales
LaserSoft Imaging
Media manager, Software testing
LaserSoft Imaging
Media manager, Software testing
Re: Getting the colour back best practices..
I am using the nikon coolscan V scanner.. The colour cast is present in the original picture..
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LSI_Morales
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Re: Getting the colour back best practices..
Dear Telegix,
Since the color cast is already present in the original artwork, it looks more like they are monochromatic images, I suggest you try using the 8 bit greyscale to scan your pictures and get rid of the color cast.
Cheers
Since the color cast is already present in the original artwork, it looks more like they are monochromatic images, I suggest you try using the 8 bit greyscale to scan your pictures and get rid of the color cast.
Cheers
Alejandro Morales
LaserSoft Imaging
Media manager, Software testing
LaserSoft Imaging
Media manager, Software testing
Re: Getting the colour back best practices..
Excellent tip, I shall try that. Thanks!
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LSI_Morales
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Re: Getting the colour back best practices..
Hi telegix,
no problem, I wish you much fun and success with your images
Cheers
no problem, I wish you much fun and success with your images
Cheers
Alejandro Morales
LaserSoft Imaging
Media manager, Software testing
LaserSoft Imaging
Media manager, Software testing
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