really high end drumscanners & negatives

**adrian tyler** · 20-Jun-2006, 06:35

ok guys, i'm on the case, julian, thanks for the offer, are you coming down to madrid for any of the photoespaña shows?

**Tom Westbrook** · 20-Jun-2006, 07:05

Originally Posted by julian

Although I think Kirk found silverfast to be better! Once you 've done the calibration, Adrian, it is a one click solution... I'll do the calibration for you if you want...

What are the calibration steps in Silverfast? I don't see that described in the Negafix manual for the SE version. Do you need some upgrade for that?

Calibration for NegPos is described in the manual, FWIW.

**tim atherton** · 20-Jun-2006, 07:58

Adrian - in using negpos (or silverfast hdr I think) I think the hardest part is going to be to get your hell/lino scanner software to provide as close to a truly raw linear positive scan as possible, without it doing any voodoo to it in the scanning process. Then letting the negpos or silverfast software do its stuff with all the available info

**julian** · 20-Jun-2006, 09:36

Originally Posted by adrian tyler

ok guys, i'm on the case, julian, thanks for the offer, are you coming down to madrid for any of the photoespaña shows?

nope, sorry, I can't get the time, although I'm off to Logroño this weekend! .-)

**julian** · 20-Jun-2006, 09:36

Originally Posted by Tom Westbrook

What are the calibration steps in Silverfast? I don't see that described in the Negafix manual for the SE version. Do you need some upgrade for that?

Calibration for NegPos is described in the manual, FWIW.

sorry Tom, speed writing. I was talking about Negpos...