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For Heidelberg scanners. Demo ($1999.00)
SilverFast Ai High-End Heidelberg Scanner... SilverFast High-End Suite 6.6 for Heidelberg drum scanners CHROMAGRAPH, TANGO, TOPAZ, NEXSCAN and PRIMESCAN:
consisting of SilverFast Ai IT8 Sudio (scanning) + SilverFast HDR Studio (image processing) + 2 IT8 targets + premium support.
Use SilverFast to store RAW scans, which contain the hardware's full dynamic range, as 48bit Tiffs files for later image processing with SilverFast HDR. Many further features included for a complete new workflow.
Best compatibilty for scanners is ensured when using hardware and firmware
Best compatibilty for scanners is ensured when using hardware and firmware
What's New
Version 6.6.2r4a:
- Photoshop Elements 9 support
- Photoshop CS5 support
- Ektar 100 NegaFix profile
- HDRi format added
- All iSRD scanner versions now save 64-bit files with infrared data
- Improved automatic iSRD mode
- Improved Kodachrome features
- Snow Leopard support
- New Hot-Folder feature
- New camera profiles
- Improved USM (auto sharpening)
Version 6.6.2r4a:
- Photoshop Elements 9 support
- Photoshop CS5 support
- Ektar 100 NegaFix profile
- HDRi format added
- All iSRD scanner versions now save 64-bit files with infrared data
- Improved automatic iSRD mode
- Improved Kodachrome features
- Snow Leopard support
- New Hot-Folder feature
- New camera more...
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
- Supported Heidelberg scanner.
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| Downloads:2,546 |
| Version Downloads:421 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:12 Apr 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $1,999.00 |
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SilverFast Ai High-End Heidelberg Scanner... SilverFast High-End Suite 6.6 for Heidelberg drum scanners CHROMAGRAPH, TANGO, TOPAZ, NEXSCAN and PRIMESCAN:
consisting of SilverFast Ai IT8 Sudio (scanning) + SilverFast HDR Studio (image processing) + 2 IT8 targets + premium support.
Use SilverFast to store RAW scans, which contain the hardware's full dynamic range, as 48bit Tiffs files for later image processing with SilverFast HDR. Many further features included for a complete new workflow.
Best compatibilty for scanners is ensured when using hardware and firmware revisions which work with LinoColor 6 or NewColor 2.0. To test compatibility please install our free demo version. We recommend to test with the targeted hardware.
Among the various highlights you will find our IT8 calibration with color correction (up to 12 colors), Plug&Play CMYK, batch mode, JobManager and the professional multiple densitometer.
Softproof with PhotoProof and printing with layout through PrinTao are also implemented. So, SilverFast Ai STUDIO and SilverFast HDR STUDIO becomes your dedicated workflow solution.
Best compatibilty for scanners is ensured when using hardware and firmware revisions which work with LinoColor 6 or NewColor 2.0. To test compatibility please install our free demo version. We recommend to test with the targeted hardware.
Among the various highlights you will find our IT8 calibration with color correction (up to 12 colors), Plug&Play CMYK, batch mode, JobManager and the professional multiple densitometer.
Softproof with PhotoProof and printing with layout through PrinTao are also implemented. So, SilverFast Ai STUDIO and SilverFast HDR STUDIO becomes your dedicated workflow solution.
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Jeppy Hammer reviewed on 20 Oct 2010
Im using such a scanner with SilverFast at work, a German publisher house. There is no alternative. These drum scanners are a little bit out of date - nevertheless the quality is superior to any actual scanner - but wit SilverFast you can operate them on up-to-date Windows and Mac systems.
An archiving solution / color management is included. Plus there is premium support for a few years.
If you're still runnind a Heidelberg drum scanner, SilverFast is a must.
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Jeppy Hammer rated on 06 Dec 2010