So it's indifferent whether one works in positive or negative mode, what negafix profile is selected, the applied gamma, colour corrections, exposure corrections, or the amount of the frame that is scanned - the resulting HDR file will be exactly the same because those are all post-scan processing that doesn't get written to HDR and can be done. SilverFast HDR requires that your image have already been pre-scanned and saved as Tiff or JPG files. With SilverFast HDR the scanner operator can batch scan any number of images without worrying about colour/tone editing until such times as the edited images are required. The individual responsible for scanning might not even be concerned. The new version 8 of imaging software SilverFast HDR and HDR Studio launches as a free pre-release version. We would like to give our customers an opportunity to test our new features and to actively participate in the development process with feedback and suggestions. SilverFast HDR Studio 8 is available as part of a public. SilverFast is the worldwide leading software for film scanners and flatbed scanners. Almost every scanner, even those which have disappeared from the market a long time ago, can be operated with SilverFast. 64bit/ 48bit image processing at the highest stage.SilverFast HDR is an image processing software that incorporates all important color reproduction and colo.
I just purchased Silverfast and have been trying to utilize it to the projected full potential. It's becoming clear to me that it's incredibly proprietary. Is there a workflow anyone knows in order to unpack 48bit HDR scans in Camera Raw? I don't have Silverfast HDR and would like to keep working in the Adobe suite beyond the initial scan. I've seen in other threads that it's a possibility but no links or discussion of exactly how. I would be very grateful for any pointers, links, or tutorials on a workflow.
Hello Silverfast, all,Silverfast Hdr Studio 8
since Silverfast 8.5.0r7 the Checkbox for HDR output (in German: 'für HDR Ausgabe') is missing.I recognized that the last days, due to an update from Silverfast 8.5.0r6 !!! to Silverfast 8.8.0r1.
Than I tested several versions in my VMWare test enviroment.
The latest version which has that checkbox was the Silverfast 8.5.0r6.
My problem is, that without that checkbox the output TIFs from my HDR64i scans are much to dark
and using only a fraction of the colorspace.
Before I checked the box for HDR output (in German: 'für HDR Ausgabe') on and the scanned images
Silverfast Hdr Studio
were pretty good.
Where do I find now that Checkbox ? Or what is the official substitute ?
Or could Lasersoft fix that issue and bring that feature back ?
Silverfast Hdri Raw
I am using Silverfast with Nikon LS5000 Super Coolscan.
kind regards
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Kolja