mmozer

Hi Mendel,

 

Thanks a lot for this info. One more thing if you don't mind: After

scanning a strip the histogram adjustments don't refresh automatically.

When I scan a new strip naturally I would like to get the full spectrum

scan first. Do you also know a trick for that? I couldn't find anything in

the preferences. Thanks again,

 

Murat

Hi all,

 

I started to use VueScan with Minolta Dimage III. After I batch-scan

the preview, I make the adjustment of each individual frame and then

again batch-scan as the final scanning. The frames I rotated in the

preview don't come out as rotated in the final scan. Is this how it

works or is it just me? Thanks,

 

Murat

I still couldn't have a change to test whether this causes exposure

error. But let's say camera tells you f=2 for some lighting situation

(dept of field off). But if you use the dept of field option and try

to reach the "dot" at the bottem of the scale to manually adjust the

exposure you end up with about f=4. Quite an inconsistancy...

 

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Thanks and cheers...

 

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Murat

I have an ae-1 vith 50 mm. 1.4 lens. When I am working at moderate f-stops, I obviously observe one f-stop change in the meter for one stop change of the aperture while using dept of field option. But this is not so if the f-stop is close to extremes - namely the changes 1.4 -> 2 -> 2.8 does not correspond to one stop change on the meter. What is the reason for that and are there some points I should be carefull about while working at such large apertures regarding exposure adjustment? Thanks a lot ...