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Alan Smithee
OK I finally got Vuescan to stop clipping my shadows. I set RGB Exposure to
1. I set Crop | Buffer % (percentage) to 0. Color | Color Balance to None
and Color | Brightness to 1.12 (or until I couldn't see any more clipping
using the Color | "Pixel Colors" function. Now I get lots of head and foot
room with my Black and White scans. Sounds too perfect right? When I open
said scans in Photoshop and set and drag my Black and White points I notice
that the "hump" in the middle is right off the scale. It levels out after I
apply the BP and WP buuuut...I'm curious am I somehow losing data in the
middle or does photoshop simply not have the ability to show everything?
Thx.
1. I set Crop | Buffer % (percentage) to 0. Color | Color Balance to None
and Color | Brightness to 1.12 (or until I couldn't see any more clipping
using the Color | "Pixel Colors" function. Now I get lots of head and foot
room with my Black and White scans. Sounds too perfect right? When I open
said scans in Photoshop and set and drag my Black and White points I notice
that the "hump" in the middle is right off the scale. It levels out after I
apply the BP and WP buuuut...I'm curious am I somehow losing data in the
middle or does photoshop simply not have the ability to show everything?
Thx.