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Vuescan: setting neutral point with clear film base?

 
 
Jack
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      7th Jul 2006
Just a quick question:

At Vuescan, I know we can shoot a white card and right click on it to
set the neutral point for manual color balance. Can I do it with clear
film base and get reliable result?

If yes, does it work for both slide and negative?

If no, why?


thanks,

Jack

 
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Bart van der Wolf
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      8th Jul 2006

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> Just a quick question:
>
> At Vuescan, I know we can shoot a white card and right click on
> it to set the neutral point for manual color balance. Can I do it
> with
> clear film base and get reliable result?


On slides, it'll remove the cast from the whites (make sure the area
you click on is not clipped), on negatives you are actually clicking
on the shades (after inversion). Negative film is better corrected by
adjusting the exposure levels of the R, G, and B channels, and then by
clicking the (inverted in the preview) whites.

Bart

 
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