Thanks for your reply.
Do you know how Digital ROC actually operates on images? In my testing, I’ve noticed no abberations (blank spots) in the histogram after using it. I have to assume that it does things that levels, curves and hue/saturation cannot do.
-Robert
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I’ve used the Digital ROC with good success. I scanned a number of family photos (negatives, slides and prints) that had faded and/or developed
color
casts. It works on about 90% of the issues I had to deal with.
If you’re in the same situation, I’d recommend it.
As to Digital SHO, if you’re using Photoshop CS (highly recommended if you do a lot of digital photography/imaging), then the highlight/shadow
feature
does the same. Haven’t used this one (as I have Photoshop CS), but
several
friends report good results under PS 7.