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Jean Delmas
I try to compare those two workflows :
- scanner profiling with Vuescan + scanning images with Vuescan
- scanner profiling with MonacoEZcolor + scanning images with Vuescan.
Worflow for Vuescan profiling is quite easy to understand, but, for
Monaco, it is not clear to me. Can you give me advises about my
workflow. I specialy would like to know if "Exposure clipping:0" and
"Color balance:None" are right options for for scanning chart AND for
scanning image...
My workflow :
1 - Set options for scanning the IT8 chart (Wolf Faust 35 mm Ekta) :
Input Tab
- Task : Scan to file
- Media : Image
- RGB analogue gain : 1
- Exposure clipping : 0
Filter Tab
- All options : None
Color Tab
- Color balance : none
- Brightness : 1
- Brightness RGB : 1
- Scanner color space : ICC profile
- Scanner ICC profile : blank
- Output color space : Device RGB
2 – Preview IT8 chart
3 – Lock exposure in Input Tab
4 – Remember RGB exposure value in Input Tab
5 – Scan the IT8 chart
6 – Open the IT8 chart in Photoshop (don't attach any color space to
the chart) and clean it if necessary
7 – Make scanner profile with a profiling software (MonacoEZcolor for
me)
8 – Set options for scanning an image
Input Tab
- Same options as for scanning IT8 target
- Lock exposure
- RGB exposure : same value measured when previewing and scanning
chart
Color Tab
- Same options as for scanning IT8 target
9 – Scan image
10 – Open image in Photoshop CS (no space is attached)
11 – Attach scanner profile to image
Jean Delmas
- scanner profiling with Vuescan + scanning images with Vuescan
- scanner profiling with MonacoEZcolor + scanning images with Vuescan.
Worflow for Vuescan profiling is quite easy to understand, but, for
Monaco, it is not clear to me. Can you give me advises about my
workflow. I specialy would like to know if "Exposure clipping:0" and
"Color balance:None" are right options for for scanning chart AND for
scanning image...
My workflow :
1 - Set options for scanning the IT8 chart (Wolf Faust 35 mm Ekta) :
Input Tab
- Task : Scan to file
- Media : Image
- RGB analogue gain : 1
- Exposure clipping : 0
Filter Tab
- All options : None
Color Tab
- Color balance : none
- Brightness : 1
- Brightness RGB : 1
- Scanner color space : ICC profile
- Scanner ICC profile : blank
- Output color space : Device RGB
2 – Preview IT8 chart
3 – Lock exposure in Input Tab
4 – Remember RGB exposure value in Input Tab
5 – Scan the IT8 chart
6 – Open the IT8 chart in Photoshop (don't attach any color space to
the chart) and clean it if necessary
7 – Make scanner profile with a profiling software (MonacoEZcolor for
me)
8 – Set options for scanning an image
Input Tab
- Same options as for scanning IT8 target
- Lock exposure
- RGB exposure : same value measured when previewing and scanning
chart
Color Tab
- Same options as for scanning IT8 target
9 – Scan image
10 – Open image in Photoshop CS (no space is attached)
11 – Attach scanner profile to image
Jean Delmas