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<blockquote> <p>For one, you have to do the correction for the mask. That is built into scanners designed for color negatives. As well as I know it, the gamma for C41 films is about half that for other films, and the sensitivities of the different layers are different.</p> </blockquote> <p>Hi Glen!<br> So your take on this is that reproducing negative with a camera will require more, and possibly more complex, post-work than scanning? <br> For me the scanning software is a problem. As mentiod earler, Silverfast is a bit unstable on my system. I use a laptop (a fairly good one, performance-wise) but at this point I have no way of determining whether or not Silverfast would run smoother on a midrange desktop machine. So this is one of the reasons I'm contemplating other alternatives.</p>

<p>Hi!</p> <p >I’m curious about ColorPerfect and how this plug-in can be useful when editing scanned images. So I set out to demo ColorPerfect as a Photoshop Elements 8 plug-in, but after downloading and extracting the zip file, I'm struggling to figure out in which catalogue to place the .8bf file. </p> <p >First I tried the ”Filters” folder, then the ”Plug-ins” folder but it still doesn't show up when I open PSE. I run a Windows 8 64-bit system and I’ve tried both the 32- and 64-bit files without success. Is there anyone out there who can help me figure out how to get this thing going on my machine?</p> <p >Thanks in advance.</p>