A
Andrey Tarasevich
Hello
I just installed 8.2.11 and noticed that this version no longer makes
the IR pass during preview on my FS4000. Now, when I'm using the
advanced workflow (Preview - Lock exposure - Preview - Lock film base
color sequence) I get the same value in 'RGB exposure' and 'Infrared
exposure' windows. This is not surprising, since now VueScan does not
make the IR pass and, therefore, does not have any data to derive the IR
exposure from.
The older versions (I don't know when exactly this change occurred) did
make an IR pass during preview and the locked exposure value for IR pass
was significantly different than locked RGB exposure value (much higher).
Does anyone know what's the idea behind this change? How is it supposed
to work now?
I just installed 8.2.11 and noticed that this version no longer makes
the IR pass during preview on my FS4000. Now, when I'm using the
advanced workflow (Preview - Lock exposure - Preview - Lock film base
color sequence) I get the same value in 'RGB exposure' and 'Infrared
exposure' windows. This is not surprising, since now VueScan does not
make the IR pass and, therefore, does not have any data to derive the IR
exposure from.
The older versions (I don't know when exactly this change occurred) did
make an IR pass during preview and the locked exposure value for IR pass
was significantly different than locked RGB exposure value (much higher).
Does anyone know what's the idea behind this change? How is it supposed
to work now?