![]() ![]() I think that silverfast is better in many other aspects like the other program, but if it don´t control any aspects of my hardware is in some manner usless. Many flatbed scanners are not only proper for digitizing documents and photos, but are also suitable for scanning slides, negatives and filmstrips due to their transparency units. After Epson recognized that, many scanners were delivered bundled with SilverFast. So the epson perfection has the ability to control a "general" exposure, and not to control separately R, G and B exposure. SilverFast taps the full potential of Epson's high-quality devices. I´m trying another well known scanner program and it has the posibility to control the RGB exposure, which control the exposure time of the scanner CCD of the v200. This is a bit contradictory, if silverfast has hardware exposure control of the v200 to use with multi-exposure it must have the posibility to control the exposure with lamp control. But in one hand i have the posibility to use multi-exposure(which obviously need hardware support of exposure control), and in the other hand i don´t have the lamp control in special options. I know that the lamp control in the tab special in options is only available in scanners with hardware support to control exposure(i mean,not changing the curves). ![]() ![]() Hi: I´m interested in silverfast ai studio, now i´m using the trial version to see how it works (6.6.0r3a). ![]()
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