#SCANNING SLIDES WITH VUESCAN FULL#

Thinking it could be a reflection problem resulting from a bevelled edge on a plastic slide mount, I tested the scan with two of such slides and two other with normal cardboard mount (straight edge and not bevel).Р”В¬ontray to previous scan, I have all for four images minus the vertical line on the right. I am happy to report that my problem has gone away. The good news is that I have rescanned this morning and the 'problem' is goneР”Вu willst die Bilder sehen? Einfach registrieren oder anmelden!. Yes the slides are oriented the same way as the scanner bed. But I suppose this is a different subject altogether for another time. I recall shooting video with my D Lux 5 compact, there was a bright streak of light running vertically whenever there was a bright spotlight above.

I shall take that in and read up a bit more on this subject. Thank you Andy for taking the time to explain. the long side of the picture aligned with the long side of the scanner bed? Or do you align them across the scanner (turned 90 degrees from that negative holder position).? Question - when you scan slides, are they oriented the same way as the negative film strips? I.E. slides) but usually show up as a ghostly double-image of the actual picture. On glass flatbed scans, those can occur, especially with contrasty images (i.e.

#SCANNING SLIDES WITH VUESCAN FULL#

However, I agree with Steve that this artifact is too wide and too full of detail to be a stuck pixel. Since scans are done by sliding the pixels across the image, a single stuck pixel will produce a 'scratch-like' line all along its route of travel. Hallo Gast!Р”Вu willst die Bilder sehen? Einfach registrieren oder anmelden!Р”Р„ stuck pixel is one that is not responding to actual light input, but is putting out a fixed (false) amount of data at all times.Р”Р„ hot pixel is one that is stuck on full output regardless of the actual light received - light line in digital cameras or scanning slides, dark line when scanning negatives.Р”Р„ dead pixel is one that is stuck on zero output regardless of the actual light received - dark line in digital cameras or scanning slides, light line when scanning negatives. Please register or sign in to view the hidden content. I attach an image scanned from a negative, without the vertical streak on the right. still trying to come to grips with the online instructions. I am not sure if I have applied the correct cropping. I am not sure if it is a problem related to the slide holder I should know when I test it with Scangear tomorrow. Definitely not a camera/shutter issue as it appears perfectly alright via my projector.Р”Р‡or information, I have just tested scanning two strips of negatives and they turned out alright without the 'vertical streak' on the right. You are correct, it occurs only in the scanned images (scanned from 8 different slides). it's definitely a scan issue and not a shutter timing or light leak issue on the camera Just to confirm - this is definitely occurring only in the scan and is not present in the negatives or slides, right? i.e. Down to a piece of dust in the calibration area. This caused me an issue once, though admittedly the problem it did not look the same as yours - it looked more like a stuck pixel in a digital image - it was thinner. Check the glass on the scanner is absolutely clean in the calibration area.

Scanning slides with vuescan