I swear I was not following this thread when asked about this offlist .
It's just amazing coincidence that you were talking on this while I
decided to ask for advice.
My 'cry for help' started last week when I commented our local guru the
'no scanner adjustments - everything in pohotoshop' thesis.
Hear his authority in Spanish ... and he had me thinking for a week ...
nodding under the weight of his argumentation (I can translate it
accurately, but I doubt anyone here could be interested in his reasoning
- and I feel a little tired to make a faithful translation, but can if
anyone asks me to do so):
Oh yes, I felt (and still cannot recover), circled by confusion .... :-(
Schettini Roberto wrote:
> Sí es una herejía no utilizar las correciones en el escaner y corregir
> en photoshop. Al programa de edición tener que llevar LA MEJOR opción
> que puedas obtener con los controles del escaner. Es como sacar en RAW
> o ej JPEG. En photoshop transformas los pixeles capturados, en el
> escaner mejoras la captura, enorme diferencia.
> Abrazo
> Roberto
> El 16/03/2009, a las 09:00 a.m., Fernando Gonzalez Gentile escribió:
C.H.Ling wrote:
> Always straight scan without adjustment, adjust level and curve afterwards
> in PS.
>
> C.H.Ling
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chuck Norcutt"
>
>
>> Levels and curve during the scan or afterwards?
>>
>> Chuck Norcutt
>>
>> C.H.Ling wrote:
>>
>>> If the film is processed and stored ok the color is quite accurate when
>>> scanned (true with most color negatives I have scanned), the thing you
>>> need
>>> to do is using level to bring the hightlight and shadow close to the ends
>>> then use curve to adjust the contrast.
>>>
>
>
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