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Sorry to keep bringing this topic up, but frustration reigns supreme. Yes, I do have a flat bed scanner with an illuminated lid (HP 3570c), capable of handling two 35mm color negatives at a time. The process is incredibly slow, takes about 15 minutes per 2 images.
I can use a light box with my digital camera and acquire hi-resolution images in seconds, but I can’t easily. reliably convert these images to corrected colors in Photoshop 7.
So, if the scanner manufacturers know how to deal with color negatives simply through their drivers, why can’t graphic editors do the same? Surely this is not rocket science!
Thoughts of others……?
Regards,
Terry Smythe
I can use a light box with my digital camera and acquire hi-resolution images in seconds, but I can’t easily. reliably convert these images to corrected colors in Photoshop 7.
So, if the scanner manufacturers know how to deal with color negatives simply through their drivers, why can’t graphic editors do the same? Surely this is not rocket science!
Thoughts of others……?
Regards,
Terry Smythe
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