That is exactly what I want to do - scan as Raw and process later. I just
need to know how to set all of the parameters in the software for scanning
as Raw. Do I just ignore the Color tab with its ICC profiles, etc., in
order to scan as Raw? I think I'm scanning as Raw now and saving those
files in a folder. Then I select all of the ones in the folder and "scan"
them again from the file applying the ICC profiles and infrared cleaning
saving them in another folder as Processed. Is that right?
Thanks!
Tina
On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I got my IT8 targets in from Germany but I'm not sure how to use them.
>
> Yeah team!!!!
>
> I'll let Moose respond first, as he's the king of profiles. I can
> assist, but I'm a hundred miles away from my scanner right now.
>
>
> > I've read the VueScan Bible and scanned in the target for Provia and set
> > it as icc; however, I have 5 different targets for different films and
> > there doesn't seem to be any way to load more than one icc file for
> > Vuescan. Anybody know?
>
> Yes, you can have any number of profiles available.
>
> One very nice aspect of VueScan is that you can scan the images and
> save them as "raw" files. These have no profiles or any processing
> performed on them. They're pretty much just the way the scanner
> delivered the image. After the fact, you can go in and process the
> images using the profiles. I really love this feature.
>
> One thing that I've done that has proven to be quite successful is
> that I purchased a printed target and I photographed that with my
> digital cameras as well as with all of my films. I've built profiles
> based on those images. I've had to do some tweaking (and am still not
> done) with Ektar 100, but the Provia and Fuji scans have turned out
> pretty well. What I've learned is that profiles are pretty specific to
> lenses, lighting and exposure. If a person tends to overexpose their
> print film by 2/3 a stop, the profile will be quite a bit different
> than if it is exposed right at the recommended ISO (for mid-tone
> exposure determination).
>
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