I'm confused. What can the meter do that I can't do in Photoshop after I've gotten a workable image?
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It allows you to do the following:- Get the exposure right in camera using off-camera non-TTL flashes. This will save you time in Photoshop and ensure you lose less image quality when you do have to use Photoshop.- Get the correct exposure when using multiple flashes.- Accurately spot-expose any part of your subject.
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It allows you to do the following: - Get the exposure right in camera using off-camera non-TTL flashes. This will save you time in Photoshop and ensure you lose less image quality when you do have to use Photoshop. - Get the correct exposure when using multiple flashes. - Accurately spot-expose any part of your subject.
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This is just a tool to measure light so you have the best possible image to begin with. Depending on what you are shooting you may want to balance ambient light with flash. This help you. You can also measure the reflection of your subject and determine the best settings to shoot. In short this just helps take a good picture by giving you some information that will help set up your shot. This is a basic tool and there are more advanced tools out there. In my case sometimes I don't want to spend a lot of time fixing lighting issues in PS so I try to get the best balanced image during the shoot. When I don't care I will just shoot and fix in post. This is just a tool to measure light so you have the best possible image to begin with. Depending on what you are shooting you may want to balance ambient light with flash. This help you. You can also measure the reflection of your subject and determine the best settings to shoot. In short this just helps take a good picture by giving you some information that will help set up your shot. This is a basic tool and there are more advanced tools out there. In my case sometimes I don't want to spend a lot of time fixing lighting issues in PS so I try to get the best balanced image during the... » Read More This is just a tool to measure light so you have the best possible image to begin with. Depending on what you are shooting you may want to balance ambient light with flash. This help you. You can also measure the reflection of your subject and determine the best settings to shoot. In short this just helps take a good picture by giving you some information that will help set up your shot. This is a basic tool and there are more advanced tools out there. In my case sometimes I don't want to spend a lot of time fixing lighting issues in PS so I try to get the best balanced image during the shoot. When I don't care I will just shoot and fix in post. « Show Less
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Nothing to add... Same story: have JPEG but can't attach and the next best bet is their site. Good luck :-)I can tell you it's an awesome tool though...Scratch that : I just added the instructions sheet to the customer images. Hope this helps.
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You may have to buy or build an adapter but it can scan negatives. When you preview the scan, make sure the "thumbnail" box is not checked. This will scan the entire negative area and you can select the area to scan manually.
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I did all of my scans as jpegs so they were very accurate. If you wanted something that you could edit, I really don't know the answer. One thing to consider... I used the scanner holder that kept it steady while scanning. This made a big difference. Scanning without the holder, everything was out of proportion and not worth doing.
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That's strange. I'm on Snow Leopard, and the MFC-7840W scanned just fine into Photoshop.
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Check your paper work that came with meter. Other than that, I have had no problem with mine. I set it for what I want to check and it works just fine. Your meter and mine are the same.
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Didn't use it enough to determine that. My problem with the item was that it created a shadow in one part of the photo.
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Are you using a light meter and setting your camera to the values the meter provides? If not, that would be an awesome place to start....
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If it is still scanning correctly, you should not have to re-install anything. You may have to check your settings if the original is light. Try setting to grey scale or darker setting.
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After scanning the photo shows up in a folder. Mine pops up the folder right after I scan it and I'm sure it happens for you too. Then you can do whatever you want with the photo. Print it out, edit it in a photoshop program or transfer it to something like a card etc and print/share it with someone or upload it online. You basically don't have to do anything with it after scanning or you can do anything with it. But the scanner has finished it's job after it's scanned the photo. Unless you want to rescan again.
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i don't know a thing about photoshop, but when i d/l pictures to other programs, it often takes a few seconds for them to "load." this has them starting out blurry and then clearing in a matter of seconds, at most.
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I know it did not scan the old studio portraits I have of my ancesters, taken years ago. The cardboard material of those is not thin enough to pass through the scanner, maybe because it is curved. It may be the same for mounted slides, though I did not try any of my mounted slides. Sorry, that's all the help I can give.
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Hi, The meter is only good for finding out what color something is and what Pantone CMYK or RGB color closest matches it. This is good for Quality Assurance in manufacturing or print proofing. If you want to select colors, then you will need the books.
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Sure, no problem. I usually scan at 300 dpi but I think it can even go higher. Saves as a JPEG or whatever you want!
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If the photo is flexible, it should scan. I have not tried, for my NeatDesk puts a line on the left side of things in color mode, and I have struggled with Neat to get it replaced. So while I am in that process I only use it in black and white mode.
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I don't know, but I can tell you that the converter I bought was terrible - even my 12 year old could see that it reduces quality unacceptably. I guess this sort of lends is good only for observation photos where quality is less of an issue. I wish I hadn't bought ours.
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Not easily. I have not used the device since I bought it for a single project. I found it to be cumbersome and the results were unusable.