A series of tools to improve film scanning.
includes the following:
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scantool
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invertscan
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vtrimscan
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profilescan
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takepicture
takes a single scan of multiple films strips removes the holder and separates each frame and inverts it
scantool both fullscan.tif
scantool both -p profile dmax 1.8 fullscan.tif prefix_used_output_files
scantool both -fb 0.85001 -dmax auto BW_gain1_85_033.tif BW_gain1_85_034.tif n10-816
or
scantool frames fullscan.tif
inverts a scan using a variety of different approaches, which is controlled by flags
invertscan -c3 someneg.tif
removes the film holder and separates film from a scan containing multiple images
e.g. usage:
vtrimscan holder fullpage.tif
trims the film vertically in to strips removing the holder frame holder between film strims
vtrimscan holder -r 90 fullpage-strip-1.tif
rotates the a film strip 90 degrees then removes the film holder from ends
vtrimscan gap strip-1.tif
separates each frame and trims the film
Creates profile information for later use
e.g. usage:
profilescan -fb -p profile_name example_crop.tif
creates a profile called profile_name using example_crop.tif as the input
profilescan -fb -crop -crop 135x169+870+18213 -p profile_name example_crop.tif
creates a profile called profile_name using cropped area from example_crop.tif as the input
profilescan -l
lists all existing profiles
creates a "digital negative" purely for trying ideas out.
takepicture some.jpg
Download the file
wget https://i.ibb.co/tq8NL0y/kodak400.jpg
Normally this file would be a 16bit tiff, but this file works as example
the following commands then work
#scantool frames kodak400.jpg directory_to_create_files
or
#scantool both -fb 0.4196,0.2745,0.2039 kodak400.jpg output_dir