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Bridging the gap from film to Digital Imaging
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DigitalSlides.net Bridging the gap from film to Digital Imaging |
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Digital ICE™.
First a word about Fingerprints. Fingerprints react chemically with the emulsion, destroying the slide image itself. Using Digital ICE™ which is incorporated into the scanner will correct for most fingerprints. The award-winning Digital ICE™ technology removes surface defects, such as dust and scratches, from the scanned image. Digital ICE™ differentiates itself from software-only solutions because it does not soften, blur or otherwise alter any underlying details or composition of the original image. Instead ASF's patented Digital ICE™ technology works from within the scanner, during the scanning process, to provide users with a clear, authentic base image that improves the original image. Digital ROC™
Automatically restores original color quality to digital images regardless of the condition of the original. Digital ROC's™ using a complex set of proprietary algorithms reads the dye signature in color slides and restores colors to the appropriate levels. See more on Digital ICE™ here . See more on Digital ROC™ here . Kodachrome and Digital ICE™In general, Digital ICE works with Kodachrome film. However ASF’s experience indicates that some Kodachrome images suffer a loss of image detail as a result of Digital ICE image processing. Any loss of detail will depend upon the particular Kodachrome film, exposure level, and image content. Kodachrome slide film uses a unique dye that responds differently from other slide films. Due to the nature of the dye and the Kodachrome film development process, Digital ICE can misinterpret certain image detail as a defect. An example of a general group of images that can be affected is underwater images due to the lack of content in the red channel. Similar images in which the green and blue channels overshadow the red data may present a problem.
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