VueScan can save the RGBI format as a TIFF but without a preview. Color data is scanned in 16-bit channels for red, green and blue data (48 bits) plus a 16-bit channel for the infrared scan that documents the dust and scratches on the film. Since version 7, the Professional edition of Ed Hamrick's VueScan has offered what it refers to as a 64-bit RGBI image format in 64 bits. The formats are conceptually similar but not interchangeable. It can give you a worse headache than the whole bottle of wine.īoth VueScan and SilverFast can save a scan in a format that postpones processing - and all those decisions except which resolution to scan. What resolution? Which scanner? What software? Should you use defect removal to clean up the scratches? The trouble is that there are so many decisions to make.
There's no time like the present to preserve your memories by scanning your old negatives and slides. So leave the bottle corked and crack open the scanner.
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