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I use an Imacon scanner which cost a significant outlay when I bought it new in 2008. I shoot black and white, colour negative and colour transparency film in several formats which I scan, edit the files as I wish and ultimately make inkjet prints. My preferred workflow for all of my personal work and a significant portion of the work I sell is hybrid. Hallo Gast!ĭu willst die Bilder sehen? Einfach registrieren oder anmelden! Please register or sign in to view the hidden content. ( It has the potential to print at A2 (my normal print size) or larger, with NO artifacts or viual defects. Choose your poison!īelow is a scan of a film I shot a couple of days ago as part of a project I am shooting, coincidentally, on both film (col & b&w) and digital. Usually it is a question of grain V's digital noise. Just preferred.Īs far as scanning goes, I can (as can others) produce totally excellent scans that will frequently "outprint" a direct digital file. The media chosen is usually based on the result I want, never because one is better than the other, because it simply is not. Sometimes I compare the choice of shooting digital or film to either painting or sketching to produce my image. My current status includes shooting film (B&W and COL) and scanning to produce an output frequently intended for large prints. All disciplines require skill and experience to maximize their benefit. Your statement is very "B&W" (pun intended) and as such, IMO, completely incorrect. But that is not true for conventional B&W materials. Scanning color film generally produces good results. If you want to produce digital files, use a digital camera. Scanning produces results that are far inferior (very grainy). If you want to use film (B&W) you should print it in a darkroom. That would be impossible with my old Simon Omega 4x5 enlarger. which might very well be because I didn't understand printing as well as I understand my computer photo editing software, and even that is limited, as people are constantly showing me things I didn't know before, such as showing me how to make an image appear sharper in Topaz AI Sharpen. With all the controls available to me with a scanned image, processing it in DxO PhotoLab4, I have infinitely more control than I ever had in my darkroom. Regarding good scans, while I agree someone might find that "conventional B&W materials" don't scan very well, I haven't seen that as an issue at all. I have no idea yet how scanning my 35mm color negatives will work out - I decided I would start with B&W, which I feel is more of a challenge. If you wrote scanning CAN produce results like that, I wouldn't argue, but I've found a way to avoid that issue. Second, as I see it, for B&W film, the grain IS the image - it's not like digital, where noise (looks like grain) messes up an image. My small amount of experience with scanning Ilford 100 B&W certainly did not create very grainy results. I completely disagree with this, at least for me. I made a base develop preset for Fuji Acros 100, as i prefer DNG files from the plustek for b&w, and simply import the scanned DNG's into LR while applying the Develop preset, then its pretty quick to run through all the 30+ images and make minor adjustments to the curvees For me, though, since I am working on small numbers of 4x5 sheet film images and not a couple of rolls of 35mm, treating each image individually is not a problem! He is right that you have to do this process for each image separately, but I do find presets useful for triage of images and getting to the right starting point. But whether you use LR or PS both methods help you understand what's going on, while Negative Lab Pro is a bit of a black box.Įdit. OTOH using the PS colour balance layer is also more flexible than using WB in LR. Alex Burke crops the image before inverting, which means less adjustment is needed of the curve end point in the image shadows (negative highlights). A similar process, and executed in PS which will suit some. “It would be a dream of mine to do something with the WWE and represent such a great brand,” said Cormier, who was spotted speaking with Paul “Triple H” Levesque on the ESPY red carpet in July. But his WWE dreams remain unchanged, as Cormier would one day like to step through the ropes for the worldwide leader in pro wrestling. The defeat could lead to Cormier’s retirement or even a third fight against Miocic. UFC’s Daniel Cormier Still Sees a Future in WWEĭaniel Cormier lost the UFC heavyweight championship on Saturday to Stipe Miocic at UFC 241. The 40-year-old Cormier, who had back surgery in December, was clearly fatigued by the fourth round, where he was knocked out by Miocic. Unfortunately, it will be exceedingly difficult to employ a patient slow build in its stories while going against NXT. But just like his character in the ring, Reigns-34-year-old Joe Anoa’i-persevered and found a way to defeat a ruthless opponent.ĪEW is now also forced to revisit its booking philosophy. He endured a harrowing stretch in the fall of 2018, learning that he needed to go through chemotherapy for a second bout with leukemia. He is a homegrown, WWE-created star, and his list of accomplishments-including replacing John Cena as the face of the company-is remarkable. “To be able to share this past year with her, breaking barriers, I’m pretty proud of that.”Ĭurrently in the midst of a storyline with Daniel Bryan, Reigns also just signed a contract extension with WWE. “To share this with Becky makes it even more special,” said Reigns. The honor is not lost on Reigns, particularly after the year he battled through, and he takes additional satisfaction in his cover co-star. Roman Reigns and Becky Lynch are the cover stars for WWE 2K20, an accolade only bestowed upon the most elite stars in the business. How Roman Reigns Is Inspired by Becky Lynch SI.com’s Week in Wrestling is published every week and provides beneath the surface coverage of the business of pro wrestling. However, just now, I went back to their website again, and clicked the downloads tab and right on the front, under "Hot Downloads" it had AC'97 codecs listed and I clicked that and was able to finally get the download from Realtek. Now, I went to the Realtek website and I went under the tab for the AC'97 codecs from the download page and it has you check a box to agree to some legal mess and then click a button to go to the download page, however after clicking it, it comes up with a blank page that says something like "Object moved to -> here" (where here is a link, which when you click it, takes you to a page like what you were previously on, and going through the process again takes you to that same page). Obviously I am missing codecs for the front jack. I also opened the Windows playback devices, right-clicked on speakers and went to properties, and under jack information, it lists the back panel jacks (L/R, Rear L/R, Center/Sub, Side L/R), but it doesn't have the front panel headphone jack listed. I did check and make sure that in both the Windows settings and the Realtek Sound Manager settings, I had Stereo selected, as I don't actually have a 5.1/7.1 speaker set up. I tried searching for this problem before coming here and from what I can gather (though the sources don't really seem all that reputable), even if you have HD audio, the front panel headphone and/or microphone jacks will be AC'97? Well, this computer does have HD audio, at least the back panel does anyway. Else I would say it's some faulty frontpannel connectors, but you say that before reinstalling all was fine. That's indeed something you have to look into when you have AC'97 front audio connections, but I presume that Gateway has HD audio, are you sure that you have selected stereo or 5.1/7.1 right?. I have my Realtek sound manager now, but regardless of whether or not I enable "front panel detection" - when I plug headphones in to the front headphone jack, sound still comes out of the speakers, and nothing comes out of the headphones. *sigh*Īnyway, I've installed the drivers that you linked from there and I am going to restart now and see what that does.Īnd I still have the same problem. I am looking at the site now and apparently it's redesigned and they have all the drivers. That's weird because, back when I first had this problem (and didn't care to fix it other than the day it happened until now), I went to the Gateway website to try and find the drivers that came with this computer, and for my model, they only had maybe 25% of the drivers for this computer listed for download. I downloaded the drivers you linked to, I see they're from the Gateway website. However, just before I updated this driver today with the driver I have now, there is an option where you can check "Disable front panel auto detection." Regardless of whether or not I had that checked or unchecked, it wouldn't work right, however if I didn't have front panel detection disabled, I'd randomly have and not have sound in my regular speakers. I know it's a Realtek setting and that the current driver is not a Realtek driver. That's a realtek setting that allow or not sound to come out of the speaker when headphone are connected. >_<Īlso if it helps, I've created a system information file: Edited Jby anathematized1 well, I think I'd have more luck navigating an active minefield than their website. Maybe I am missing something? I tried to find information on the Realtek website but. Odd.Īnyway, I tried updating the drivers and stuff and that didn't help. Also, when I updated to this driver I got today, my Realtek Sound Manager is gone. The funny thing is, before, the driver said "Realtek Semiconductor Corp." or something like that as the author when I was looking at it in device manager, but now it says Microsoft Corporation? And this is the one I downloaded today from Realtek's website. I just today went on their website again and downloaded the drivers they had listed. It also comes out of the headphones, but it sounds like there's some other signal coming into the headphones with the audio? The problem is, when I plug headphones into the front jack, the sound still comes out of the speakers. Well, I had to reformat a while back and now, the sound works, I have speakers still plugged into the back panel. Upon removing the headphones, playback resumed as normal through the speakers. When I would plug in a set of headphones to the front panel, it automatically muted the sound coming out of the regular speakers and only played through the headphones. So, when I originally bought this computer, I had my two channel speakers plugged into the back panel. Sound Realtek HD Audio (model ? - features 7.1 surround, front panel headphones/mic) Giving users more space for operation, while Facerig is inclined to be an online virtual avatars animation software, which exists in the direction of serving users difference It has published two software, VTuber Maker and VTuber Editor, and served almost one million of Virtual YouTubers worldwide. Compared with Facerig, Live3D is the specialized brand with vtuber software suite that integrates virtual live broadcast, virtual presentation, and virtual resource editing into an ecosystem.
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