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[filmscanners] RE: Silverfast HDR
> the silverfast manual doesn't describe what HDR is, as far as I've been
> able to find.
HDR stands for "High Dynamic Range". Basically, it's a 16 bit data format
that gives you the raw data directly from the A/D. The data does not have
the mask removed, nor is it inverted (for negatives). It typically occupies
only a small range of the 16 bits, as it has no setpoints applied. It also
has no tonal curves applied.
Austin
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