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Mar 19, 2012 - 12:05 AM
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Scott H.
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Wow, thanks, Scott. Okay, one more scanner related question (I swear this relates to doing soundtrack album art): on my old scanner (which is lit by a florescent lamp), the whites are coming out rather gray, even after it8 color adjustment via VueScan. (The blacks are not particularly dark, however). I have to do a lot of S-Curve work on Photoshop in order to get the gamma back to what the cover looks like. Does that sound like my lamp is going on my old scanner? If so, it is proof that I need to upgrade. I appreciate that no scanner will be perfect, but do you find that you have to do lots of gamma correction on the Epson V500? Thanks again for your help! And for your AWESOME covers. AFAIK most LED scanners create images on the brighter side. Even with my calibrated scanner, I typically adjust black levels upwards a bit (in PS I select Adjust Levels, move RGB upper slider from 0 to 26 or if not good, then adjust curves).
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I agree on B. The contrast helps the title & elements of the drawing really pop.
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