Russ Butler wrote:
> Here are a few shots from this winter taken close to home in NJ. All
> were taken with an OM-4 using fuji superia 400 developed at costco and
> scanned on an epson V700.
>
> I used a kiron 28-210 on these
> @~50
> http://nfs.nfshost.com/pics07/7A26/19.HTM
> @~28
> http://nfs.nfshost.com/pics07/7A26/21.HTM
>
> and a z 35/2 on these
> http://nfs.nfshost.com/pics07/7A12/01.HTM
>
> http://nfs.nfshost.com/pics07/7B06/14.HTM
>
I pretty much agree with Chuck's comments.
> ..........................
>
> At this point, I scan raw at 2400/in. to 16-bit tif and do the heavy
> editing in a batch file using ImageMagick. I don't stay with 16-bit as I
> don't (yet) have a GUI editor that supports it nor the horsepower req'd.
> Vuescan is also out at this point due to horsepower as it totally
> absorbs my WinME 384Kb machine. (Once I bite the time bullet and get
> another machine I can revisit the raw scans.)
>
> Using IM from the command line allows me to do other things as it runs
> in the background. It stretches the color range/histogram without
> clipping, does some contrast/curve adjustment and applies a color
> profile xform from epson scanner to RGB. I output a second file with
> heavy LCE for later layering. I use photofiltre studio for the layering
> and minor editing, removing the f'ing dust and the rare flare which, at
> least for me, is a bear to fix and ONLY occurs on what I consider to be
> good shots. I now realize that a stitch in time saves a LOT of work with
> the dust and flare!
>
Sounds complicated. I think you need a new computer. Although perhaps a
tad overdone, this is roughly what I would do in only one app
<http://www.moosemystic.net/Gallery/Others/RussButler/14W1.htm>.
Moose
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