Some ideas: First, reset vuescan options to defaults (File|Default options) just in case some option was inadvertently set.
Then try setting Media Type to Image (which I think will negate film type setting) and Color balance to White Balance. Some time ago vuescan had a bug when white point was set to 0, which I read was fixed. Just in case, try setting white point to 0.001. What Monitor/File color space color spaces have you set? Bob Shomler www.shomler.com ------------------ At 02:24 PM 1/2/2002 EST, you wrote: >I really like using vuescan with my LS 2000, particularly because of the film >terms and resulting colors. But, have such a problem with highlight clipping >that I rarely use the program. No matter how I set the auto/manual settings, >or adjust the settings under exposure lock, it always clips. I would think >that lowering the RGB exposure would bring this under control, but it seems >to make no difference. However, I can increase the RGB exposure and get some >colors to clip more, but not all; the image becomes lighter and more blue. >The only way I can control the clipping is to adjust the crop box to include >a higher proportion of highlight areas, then the clipping is reduced. This >leads me to believe that some automatic feature is working to always cause at >least a minimum amount of clipping to occur, no matter what the exposure is >set at. > >Can anyone help? > >My setup is: NS 2.5 Firmware1.31, windows 98se, PS 5.5, Vuescan 7.3.10 >Media type:slide film >48 bit >Auto Scan: none >Color: neutral, (or None) >White point: 0% >Brigntness: all 1 >Film Type: Kodak, Kodachrome K-14 > >Tom Wells >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe by mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with 'unsubscribe filmscanners' or 'unsubscribe filmscanners_digest' (as appropriate) in the message title or body
