You are welcome, Fernando.
I have no idea how you come to this problem, I'm also using LS4000 and I
got results very close to the actual slides view under the white area of my
monitor (to sync the color temp.), may be just a little curve down the blue
and a little "s" curve to increase the contrast to compensate for the
famous flare of N*kon scanner, that's all I need for Fuji slides.
Part of your problem may be due to the use of different color management, I
NEVER use adobe RGB, sRGB is the only profile I'm interested. My color
setting in N*kon scan is: "Use N*kon Color management System" with "Use
factory default monitor profile".
Anyway, a big adjustment after scanning is not normal, I won't accept this
even
for my Epson flatbed (negative is a different story of course).
C.H.Ling
----- Original Message -----
From: "Fernando Gonzalez Gentile"
> well, Moose - until now, 03:47 a.m., I've been struggling for a better
> version.
> No way, v.2 is horrible, and is travelling to the Trash right now.
>
> hats off - how did you manage that sky? - not only details in the
> clouds, but a more real blue. Think I didn't nail with the amount of
> yellow, blue resulted even more 'electric', but yours is quite like the
> Provia ... even in my monitor ! :-)
>
> I'm taking notes on the magentas and purples (those in the R-C-B
> triangle, the 'non spectral colors' as said my old Sears-Zemansky
> physics book).
>
> Someday I will be able to do what you did by myself. I will, when I
> subscribed here I was very reluctant to learn PS, I preferred blow-ups
> in Radiance paper. But here I am, after what Mike told me once: "not PS
> !? what a blasphemy !." _ ;^)
>
> Thanks a lot Moose and CH :-)
>
> Fernando.
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