i'm having a little difficulty scanning xPan negatives and am wondering
if anyone around here can give me some pointers.
using a nikon coolscan 4000 and nikon scan. i'm scanning xPan negatives
in two halves and then "photomerging" them in photoshop. i have
learned that, if i use autoexposure, often the two halves of an image
will get different ideal exposures and, when merged, not match. in
order to avoid this, and in accordance with some advice i've read on
various message boards, i've been scanning with autoexposure turned
off. when i do this, however, the exposure an color balance are WAY
off. does anyone have a method for working around this, possibly a way
to get the scanner to take an exposure for one half and use it for the
other? any other suggestions.
best, brad
-- brad daly brad@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.bradbrad.com
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