SilverFast HDR Studio 6.6.0.r5
Updated on 14 Aug 2011
By Anthony Buckner
By Anthony Buckner
10.4 MB Safe To Install
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License:
Demo (Free to try)
Updated:
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589
Platform:
Windows All
Publisher:
LaserSoft Imaging AG(more)
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Many of today's scanners give you the chance to write the full dynamic range of its hardware into TIFF-data. This makes the reduction to 24 bit RGB obsolete.
The ability to save these 'raw' files opens up a whole new workflow. The images can be scanned and archived into digital format, and then opened at a later date without any loss quality. In order to save such data with extended dynamic range, the 48 bit TIFF format has been defined. Scanners with only 30 or 36 bit capability supply into this format their maximum output. Regardless of the effective dynamic range supplied, the file will always becomes a 48 bit file. Normal scan software saves images into a 24 bit file, discarding the extra information supplied from the scanner. 48 bit files retain all of the information supplied.
Instead of driving the scanner directly, SilverFast HDR enables the user to read these raw files and process the data as if he had access to the original image on the scanner. All SilverFast tools are fully applicable: Defining output size, Auto-Adjust, Histogram, Gradation curves, Selective Color Correction, Unscharp Masking, Color Separation, CMYK-Preview....
A sample can be scanned and given back to the customer immediately.
Final output processing is not required at this time, the image only has to be saved.
Precious samples can be scanned without any loss in quality.
The raw scan can be performed by any person (without any knowledge of scanning) – it is only required that the user set the scan resolution.
Since the raw scan is now saved in HDR format, it can be transmitted over the internet in this raw form, opening up new dimensions for work flow!
What's New in This Release:
Changes in Version 6.4.2r9: (10/05/2005)
SilverFast options: changes weren't saved any longer - fixed.
JobManager:
While using the JM, an error message appeared mistakenly "Movies couldn't be find on CD" - fixed.
When overwriting a saved job with new images, refreshing the old previews to show the newly added images didn't succeed - fixed.
Reflecta:
Crystalscan 7200: couldn't be serialised under Windows 98 and Millenium - fixed
The ability to save these 'raw' files opens up a whole new workflow. The images can be scanned and archived into digital format, and then opened at a later date without any loss quality. In order to save such data with extended dynamic range, the 48 bit TIFF format has been defined. Scanners with only 30 or 36 bit capability supply into this format their maximum output. Regardless of the effective dynamic range supplied, the file will always becomes a 48 bit file. Normal scan software saves images into a 24 bit file, discarding the extra information supplied from the scanner. 48 bit files retain all of the information supplied.
Instead of driving the scanner directly, SilverFast HDR enables the user to read these raw files and process the data as if he had access to the original image on the scanner. All SilverFast tools are fully applicable: Defining output size, Auto-Adjust, Histogram, Gradation curves, Selective Color Correction, Unscharp Masking, Color Separation, CMYK-Preview....
A sample can be scanned and given back to the customer immediately.
Final output processing is not required at this time, the image only has to be saved.
Precious samples can be scanned without any loss in quality.
The raw scan can be performed by any person (without any knowledge of scanning) – it is only required that the user set the scan resolution.
Since the raw scan is now saved in HDR format, it can be transmitted over the internet in this raw form, opening up new dimensions for work flow!
What's New in This Release:
Changes in Version 6.4.2r9: (10/05/2005)
SilverFast options: changes weren't saved any longer - fixed.
JobManager:
While using the JM, an error message appeared mistakenly "Movies couldn't be find on CD" - fixed.
When overwriting a saved job with new images, refreshing the old previews to show the newly added images didn't succeed - fixed.
Reflecta:
Crystalscan 7200: couldn't be serialised under Windows 98 and Millenium - fixed
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We do not allow the inclusion of any SilverFast HDR Studio serial, keygen or crack and we disclaim any liability for the inappropriate use of SilverFast HDR Studio.
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For your own protection ALWAYS check downloaded files for viruses.
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