convert each VC with settings according to filename and VC copy number (leave the master alone).create five virtual copies, one for each pre-saturation value.rename each copy to reflect the scanner emulation you’re gonna use on it.take an image and duplicate it a few times.What might’ve caused this? Is this more because of my lack of editing skills, or should I try a different scanner emulation?Īppreciate your help, I’m new to editing in general!īildschirmfoto um 10.18.45 3478×466 270 KB Same thing with the man’s blue shirt to the right, to correct for the blue cast on the pavement, I had to desaturate the blues, but that man shirt also got crushed in mine, whereas RPL’s maintained that pretty well. So when I bump up the bike’s red, the door becomes super red. brown, whereas in the NLP scan, both are on the red channel. Notice that in the lab’s scan, the bike and the dark interior on the top left corner are interpreted as red vs. The rest I don’t remember since I no longer can open the free trial…also don’t mind the watermark, I’m still trying out everything.) Vanilla conversion (Noritsu, level 5 pre-sat, auto-neutral.Please see this Dropbox folder, (new users are not allowed to post more than one image or link more than once ), which includes I followed the instructions to scan as raw DNG, applied NLP v2.1 profile per recommendation, and here are the results. I’m using NLP 2.2.0 with Lightroom Classic, scanned with a Prime Film XAs scanner with VueScan 9.7.56.
I’ve used Richard Photo Lab for a while but decided to give scanning a try myself (I know, the hubris).
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