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Subject: Re: Symm - re: your recent scans
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On Sat, 16 Jun 2018 13:21:27 -0700, symm <symm@nowhere.org> wrote:
>On 2018-06-16 15:25:15 +0000, John Smallberries said:
>
>> Is this you using a new scanner?
>>
>> In PS, trying bringing your blue white point down to around 215. It
>> clears away the yellow haze and helps the (apparent) contrast.
>>
>> Also, in PS, I can still see the guides you're using for your master page.
>
>New/old scanner. I went with the used 9800XL A3 scanner. Getting used
>to the Microtek software. To be honest, the scan ooks like the paper...
>old, so I didn't use any filters/tweaks in the scanner settings. I take
>it you're recommending color correction post-processing in PS?
>
>Weird that the guides show in PS. In Simple Comic, Preview, etc. they
>are not shown. I wasn't aware that these were stored in the JPG. Even
>running through an image (size) optimizer doesn't remove the metadata
>for the guides. Weird. You can "Clear Guides" in PS though if you're
>viewing there. I'll hide/clear before bulk exporting next time.
>
>I had a backlog of comics to scan,, but a lot of them were released by
>
Please, please, please continue to scan the same way you have been!
For those that must have color processing and "whiter" appearence
virtually every decent comic reader has an option/setting for
automatic color corection - simply no reason to do it in the scan.
That way those who like the true natural look can still have it.
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