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By David
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ISBN: 1-59200-141-6
328 pages |
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Description
If you want to work with your traditional film images
electronically, this is the guide that will finally show you how you can
do it. "Mastering Digital Scanning" takes a photographer’s viewpoint to
the topic of digitizing, managing, and enhancing film-based images.
You’ll learn how to use your scanner's options to your best advantage
and how to perfect your image once it becomes digital. You don’t have to
give up the advantages of conventional photography to enjoy the ease of
digital manipulation!
Features
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Extensive coverage of
transparency scanning, this is currently the only book like it in
the market. |
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Educates readers on
slides and negatives into the digital age and out of the shoebox. |
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Provides an
understanding of the makeup of film and how that relates to
scanning. |
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Includes detailed
explanation of the characteristics needed in good film scanning. |
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Teaches how to
fine-tune images with scanning and editing software. |
Table of Contents
Part I: Making Great Scans from Film
1. Film Scanning from 50,000 feet
2. Film and Scanning
3. Scanner Specifications for Film
4. Choosing a Scanner
5. Scanning with Film-Only Scanners
6. Scanning with Flatbed and Multipurpose Scanners
7. Using Outside Services
8. Do-It-Yourself Solutions
Part 2: Making Great Images
9. Fine-Tuning with Scanner Software
10. Fine-Tuning with Image Editors
11. Enhancing Scanned Images
12. Sharing Scanned Images
13. Managing Scanned Images
Appendix A: Illustrated Glossary of Scanning and Digital Terminology
Author Bio
David Busch
Before David D. Busch was seduced by the dark side of technology, he was
a professional photographer. He's made his living as a sports
photographer for an Ohio newspaper and an upstate New York college; he's
operated his own commercial studio and photo lab; and served as
photo-posing instructor for a modeling agency. People have actually paid
him to shoot their weddings and immortalize them with portraits. He's
written several thousand articles on photography as a PR consultant for
a large Rochester, N.Y. company which shall remain nameless. His trials
and travails with imaging and computer technology have made their way
into print in book form, including eight tomes on scanners and six on
photography. Hometown: Ravenna, Ohio.
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