G Guest Apr 4, 2007 #1 I'm trying hard to scan some 4x5 Velvia but so far it's winning the battle. Anybody have some tips?
S Stewart Apr 4, 2007 #2 I'm trying hard to scan some 4x5 Velvia but so far it's winning the battle. Anybody have some tips? Click to expand... I have had very good results scanning Velvia with Vuescan. My experience is with a Nikon 9000 so your results may differ, but: 1. Calibrate your scanner using the Velvia IT8 target from Wolf Faust. 2. Use "Media: Image" setting 3. Set color balance to "neutral" 4. Are you using Velvia 50? If so I find it scans best when exposed at ISO 40.
I'm trying hard to scan some 4x5 Velvia but so far it's winning the battle. Anybody have some tips? Click to expand... I have had very good results scanning Velvia with Vuescan. My experience is with a Nikon 9000 so your results may differ, but: 1. Calibrate your scanner using the Velvia IT8 target from Wolf Faust. 2. Use "Media: Image" setting 3. Set color balance to "neutral" 4. Are you using Velvia 50? If so I find it scans best when exposed at ISO 40.
