Bin Ming:
Is sounds as if you are only using the Device Tab without using the
Media Tab.
You should be able to select Kodachrome and the type from the media
menu. I scanned some old kodachromes (1960 vintage and earlier) using
Vuescan and the all came out fine.
There is 1 setting in Vuescan in the Device Tab that you set. In the
Device Tab's Media Type window pick "slide film" from the drop down
menu. In the Media Tab you should set "Kodak" from the first drop down
menue, "Kodchrome" from the 2nd menu and the 3rd is a single default
setting.
I believe that for Sensia you will use "Generic" in the first wondow and
leave the other two alone because they have only one setting for
generic.
I hope this helps.
Gordon
Bin Ming wrote:
> I'm not sure if this was brought up before. In vuescan
> if I select "slide" the colors in my slides actually
> are very flat. (I have Sensia II 100 and Kodachrome
> 64.) Changing to "image" is much better and I'm very
> happy with the results. However the kodachromes now
> certainly have a blue color shift. Playing between
> "white balance", "auto levels", "neutral" even "none"
> doesn't help much. Curiously, the software with my
> Minolta Dualscan II doesn't show the blue. and I find
> out the color shift happens only to kodachromes. In PS
> the blue can be compesated, but I wonder why I can't
> get it right in Vuescan in the first place ...
>
> Your help is much appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Bin Ming
>
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