Isn't the IT8 strictly for slide film? There is a calibration sequence for the IT8 slide in Vuescan, which I used when I was running the Artixscan 4000.
I've unfortunately had to stop using Vuescan when I got the Dimage 5400 II. It has terrible banding with VueScan. The good news is the software supplied by Minolta for the 5400 II is very good. I have the pro-version of Vuescan, so I guess I own it for as long as Ed wants to keep upgrading it. I believe the program has some features for use with a digital camera. Of course, I'd have to go digital first. ;-) Maris V. Lidaka Sr. wrote: > I've had no trouble in getting satisfactory color with VueScan, and it will > of course export the image in the color space of your choice. > > VueScan also has it's internal color profiles for some 100+ films - I've not > run into any problems where I would need to purchase or create IT8 profiles > beyond those provided by Ed. I'd suggest you read the manual, and work with > VueScan, as there are many, many settings available to adjust color et.al. > on an individual basis channel by channel, RGB - be sure you have selected > the "Advanced" option for each tab. > > Maris > > Richard Smallfield wrote: > >>At 05:19 PM Wednesday 12/28/2005, you wrote: >> >>>I have a terrible time >>>getting satisfactory color rendition with VueScan. >> >>Viewscan can be colour managed - you can purchase IT8 profiles for >>each film type and the software will adjust the colour as necessary. > > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe by mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with 'unsubscribe filmscanners' or 'unsubscribe filmscanners_digest' (as appropriate) in the message title or body
