Michael,
If you plan to profile for print film, I believe you can just leave
the scanner setting to "built-in". The same may be true for slide
film as well. I would suggest just skipping the part about profiling
the scanner, especially if you are working with a dedicated film
scanner. I traded some email with Ed Hamrick about this, and that was
what he told me to do.
Another little discovery. When profiling, select the "generic" film
setting. There is no point in profiling AND selecting a film brand
and type (which is already a kind of profile). Give your "film.it8"
file a distinctive name (like "filmKodakGold100.it8") and save your
entire .ini settings to match it just for your convenience,
particularly if you are profiling several different films.
Best regards,
Joel W.
On 9/20/07, Michael Wong <mialop@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Dear all,
> I purchased one set IT8 with slide films for different brand. Should I
> follow the instruction of Vuescan to make profile by "profile scanner"
> or "profile film"?
>
> I have tried both but found the red color cannot be match the slide
> film even worse than Nikon Scan. I did something wrong? (My scanner is
> Nikon CoolSCan IV ED)
>
> Hope you mayhelp me. Thanks.
>
>
> --
> Michael
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