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Ralf Jurrien : 2007-08-29 19:00:00
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SilverFast software available in UK : The SilverFast software by LaserSoft Imaging AG is an effective and reliable platform designed for the scanning and editing of images with advanced image editing tools. The powerful scanning applications are now also available in Great Britain via Cancom UK: the UK’s premier Apple reseller will from now on distribute the fully-featured software. For years, professional users as well as ambitious hobby photographers, Mac users as well as PC users have trusted SilverFast software products from LaserSoft Imaging. The professional features of the SilverFast products make the enterprise a popular bundle partner of numerous renowned scanner manufacturers.
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Ralf Jurrien : 2007-06-07 14:30:10
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SilverFast with automatic IT8 target calibration : For years SilverFast has been a proven and successful platform for scanning, reading, processing and editing digital images. Both the ambitious amateur and the professional photographer as well as media service providers are immediately able to use the new function and to optimise the color correctness of their scanner - by merely two mouse clicks! This is the only completely automatic IT8 calibration in the world to date! Once the LaserSoft Imaging IT8-target is placed on the scanner, it only takes a single mouse click to start the process. Even if the target was not properly aligned on the scanner: the automatic frame alignment and rotation function will resolve the issue.
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Mark Peters : 2007-01-11 18:15:57
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SilverFast Software update : Multi Exposure is the catchword of LaserSoft Imaging which now revolutionizes the concept of High Dynamic Imaging. This function in SilverFast version 6.5 utilizes varying exposures of the scan. Thus the dynamic range is dramatically increased and even the most subtle nuances in both shadow and highlight areas are recognized and enhanced. The Multi Exposure function is based on the principle of the distinguished Multisampling Feature with autoalignment. With Multisampling the picture is scanned several times using the same settings, in order to identify and minimize noise. With Multi Exposure the dynamic range of the scanners is utilized by repeating the scan with different exposure intensities.
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