From the course: SilverFast: Scanning
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High-bit-depth and HDR scanning - SilverFast Tutorial
From the course: SilverFast: Scanning
High-bit-depth and HDR scanning
In this movie, I'd like to discuss the topic of HiBit Depth Scanning. We are really not going to be working on any images here because it's not necessary. I just want to address one part of the interface and that's this little icon right here. We've been working in here throughout the course but we've pretty much been working in the top half of this. HiBit Depth Scanning means capturing an image at a high capture bit depth. For instance, let's talk about what we've done so far, and then talk about what we could do with the options in terms of bit depth. When we captured our 1 bit black and white line art image and we convert it to vectors, we chose this bit depth: 16 -> 1 Bit. What this means is that SilverFast captures in 16 bits per pixel of grayscale, but delivers us 1 bit that is 1 bit black-and-white. In the continuous tone grayscale image, or in the detail line art image, we captured 16 bits of grayscale, but when we got done editing it in our application in SilverFast, we…
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Should I use SilverFast or Photoshop?4m 9s
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Making global color corrections4m 37s
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Bringing out shadow details4m 28s
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Making a selective color replacement3m 21s
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Sharpening in SilverFast7m 15s
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Working with target-based corrections4m 55s
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Color correcting with neutrals10m 19s
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Exploring automatic color correction in manual mode3m 35s
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Scanning a printed image5m 49s
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High-bit-depth and HDR scanning5m 28s
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Removing noise and patterns3m 32s
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Removing dust and scratches3m 30s
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