#Silverfast 8.8 batch processing how to#

Then either click and hold Scan until Batch Scan comes up, hit the keyboard combo to initiate a batch scan, or select Batch Scan from the Image menu. Be sure that your Frames are all setup how you want, and copy the settings to each frame so that the adjustments you made are equal across all the shots.

#Silverfast 8.8 batch processing how to#

We’ve figured out how to scan, we know how to use some of the cool features including how to adjust and tighten our Frame and orientation, but what about if we have a bunch of shots to scan? That frame was not as dirty as some are, but it will do the same amazing job on most any frame you select.

But you can also easily automate much of this by copying the settings to all the frames (1).Ĭredits: you can see, the image is much cleaner, there is no more junk in the sky in the shot, and the grain is all still fully intact. This gives you massively fine tuned control over every single frame you scan. If you select another frame, you’ll notice that, as mentioned above, until you copy the settings to all the frames or select another frame and turn this or any feature on, it will only be on for the frame you have selected. Once selected, the little iSRD icon will have a small red dot on it so you know that the feature is on. You can choose this from the main Tool bar or from the Tools menu. Let’s turn that on and scan the same image again to see what we get.

LaserSoft’s special dust and scratch removal tool uses your scanner’s Infrared function to pick out all the dirty, dusty, hairy bits that get on our film. Its power is unrivaled, and once you get the hang of it, you will not want to go back.īefore proceeding, do read the first part of this review here as this part picks up right where the former left off. There is an assortment of applications you can use to scan your film, but I will tell you why you should be using SilverFast over all of the others. LaserSoft Imaging’s SilverFast Brings Your Scans to Life (Part 2) 8 11 Share Tweet