Message-Id: <199608191430.JAA23665@library.wustl.edu> Date: Mon, 19 Aug 1996 09:17:57 CST From: Philip Foster <mailto:pfoster@DOPIG.UAB.EDU> Subject: film scanning To: Multiple recipients of list IMAGELIB
> A second issue that was raised in other posts was the need to do
> different color corrections for different negative types. This seems
> like something that should be "canned", like type-fonts and other
> printer-setup and driver facilities which we have all come to expect as a
> standard part of our desktop facilities. Have any software packages
> produced menus of standard correction values for different film types?
The PhotoShop plug-in for Kodak's RFS-2035+ film scanner has predefined settings for almost all of the 35mm Kodak color films (negs and slides). Of course, you also have the usual R,G,B brightness and contrast, as well 3 levels of "sharpen", to adjust prior to scanning. It does an excellent job w/ color negatives.
- Philip Foster
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