Moose,
Thank you very much!!!! I'll go to try ^^
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Michael
An Olympus OM system fans
2007/6/12, Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Michael Wong wrote:
> > I tried Vuescan last night, I found that there is no color profile
> > setting & default is Apple RGB as my computer is Mac. I am worrying
> > that the effect if I take "Apple RGB" file to shop for print out.
> >
> Click the "More" tab at the bottom of the tabs area to get the advanced
> menus. On the "Color" Tab, you will find five settings for color space,
> Scanner, Printer, Film, Output and Monitor. One of the choices for each
> of the two inputs, Scanner and Film, is "icc profile" If you select
> that, three new boxes appear. Only the first is needed except when
> profiling scanner or film. The first one is where you put the name of
> the icc profile you want used to adjust the image from the scanner. Such
> as the Port160NCsun.icc file I sent you. Click on the @ sign to browse
> for it.
>
> I've never been sure what the middle one is for, maybe to put the
> comment in the output file somewhere? The third is to let the program
> know what calibration file to use with the IT8 target image being used
> when creating a profile.
>
> The Apple RGB setting should only show up for the monitor. However, I
> believe you have profiled your monitor, and you should use that profile
> for the monitor.You select the color space you want for your output
> files, "Output" and printer separately. so you could set it to print
> directly using one space but output files in a different one. VueScan is
> very flexible, which also makes it complex to learn and use.
> > Btw, I found the performance of Vuescan for negative film is much
> > better than Nikon Scan with default setting but opposite for slide
> > film.
> Just a matter of the preferences of the people who set up the defaults,
> I suppose. I know that VueScan can do a great job with both, and I
> assume the same is true of NikonScan.
> > Of course there was no IT8 target profile applied. Dunno the
> > difference with IT8 profile for slide film?
> He explains it somewhere in the User's Guide. If you want the slide
> films to retain their different characters, don't use profiles. If you
> want them to all come out about the same, use profiles.
>
> Moose
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