Setting and more Settings

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I have a Epson 4990 and a spyder2 express.

The Epson twain configuration allows me to
set color control in one of three ways

1. continuous auto exposure. on this
option you must set a gamma value
from 1.0 to 3.0 (in 0.1 increments)

2. ICM With a source and a target.
The source is locked as (EPSON standard)
The target has a choice of monitorRGB
or sRGB

3. No color correction

What would be the best choice for the above options ?

Also, given the fact that I am using the spyder2
to load Monitor calibration settings into my video card
at windows startup, does that affect the decision of
the above choices ?


Please help me to understand
Mike
 
I have a Epson 4990 and a spyder2 express.

The Epson twain configuration allows me to
set color control in one of three ways

1. continuous auto exposure. on this
option you must set a gamma value
from 1.0 to 3.0 (in 0.1 increments)

2. ICM With a source and a target.
The source is locked as (EPSON standard)
The target has a choice of monitorRGB
or sRGB

3. No color correction

What would be the best choice for the above options ?

Also, given the fact that I am using the spyder2
to load Monitor calibration settings into my video card
at windows startup, does that affect the decision of
the above choices ?

Please help me to understand
Mike
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When scanning I generally use the ICM setting with my Epson V700. But
I have some specialized slides that seem to scan better on
autoexposure. I use which ever gives me the best scan. I also use the
"curve" in the pro section of the software. The Pro section gives good
control which you don't have in the auto or home sections of the
software.

Tom
 
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