Michael Wong wrote:
> Moose,
> Thank you very much again. I have bought a Vuescan Professional
> licence & have tried to apply some setting as you mentioned.
>
Beautiful portrait!
> This one was scanned by Nikon Scan
> http://palmboy.palmcyber.net/albums/Private/IMG2262.jpg
>
Too contrasty for a portrait, but not unexpected using default settings
for a shot in bright, direct sun. Not having seen the original, it's
hard to tell about the red.
> This one was scanned by Vuescan with built-in ICC profile
> http://palmboy.palmcyber.net/albums/Private/IMG2269.jpg
>
Try using the 'Portrait' white balance option. I like what it does to
the skin. I would probably use the skin from it on top of the built-in
VueScan option and adjust the top layer opacity to just add a little of
the warmth to the skin..
> This one was scanned by Vuescan with your shadow ICC profile
> http://palmboy.palmcyber.net/albums/Private/IMG2270.jpg
>
Not too bad, but obviously off in the red, which would need a boost in a
shadow shot to look like sunlight, but doesn't here.
> This one was scanned by Vuescan with your sun ICC profile
> http://palmboy.palmcyber.net/albums/Private/IMG2271.jpg
>
> It's strange that the color is serious shift with sun ICC profile. Dunno why?
>
I think there is a problem with the current version of VueScan. I just
tried it with some Portra160NC. Here's what I found:
- Preview with 'built-in', the image comes up not bad for color, but a
little washed out.
- Then select the Portra icc, it goes all pink.
- Preview again and it comes up looking good
- Select 'built-in' and it goes all green.
Moose
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