Scanning b&w using Microtek 120TF and Vuescan problems

NNN634389175057353677

• 11 de abril de 2012 16:10

I scan a 6x7 negative. Scan works good, but when I open it in Capture One 6.5, the image will appear as 3-fold. There are 3 boxes of the same image. Help...what is causing this ?

Thanks.

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 11 de abril de 2012 17:34

  Can you tell us a bit more about your workflow. Like the output type/file from Vuescan; are how are file names and their extensions shown in CO6 and how does this correspond to what you see in Windows Explorer.

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  NNN634389175057353677

  • 11 de abril de 2012 21:36

  Hello Paul,
  
  This is the information from vuescan output window:
  
  printed size --- > 4x6
  auto fine name -> checked
  jpeg file -> checked
  jpeg file name -> @jpg
  jpeg size reduction -> 1
  jpeg quality -> 100
  
  From properties with one of the scanned images:
  
  details:
  origin-> date taken 04/11/2012
  program name -> Viescan 9x64 (9.0.92)
  
  image -> dimensions -> 2813x1866 pixels
  width -> 2813 piels
  height -> 1866 pixels
  horizontal/vertical resolution -> 469 dpi
  bit depth -> 8
  
  camera -> camera maker -> Microtek
  camera model -> ArtixScan 120tf
  
  file -> name -> Scan-120411-0002.jpg
  type -> jpeg file
  size -> 2.82 mb
  attributes -> A
  
  Computer operating system - Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bits..
  
  Hope this provides what you are requesting...
  
  Thanks much Paul

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  Jim_DK

  • 12 de abril de 2012 08:15

  For it to be compatible in Capture One's image pipeline it should be tagged with a profile.
  
  The three images scenario is fixed by assigning the image with a profile (if your scanner software can't do this then you can do it in PS for example) then with Capture One quit, bin the local cache and then relaunch Capture One. Revisit the folder to rebuild proxies.
  
  As a caveat, to be able to edit it in Capture One the Jpeg needs to be RGB mode - greyscale won't be editable.

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