Silverfast Se 8 Manual
I am running SilverFast SE 8.3 (V8.8.0r5) on MACOS 10.11.6 (El Capitan) with a Plustek 8200i slide and negative scanner. The scanner supports iSRD (infrared defect detection) and ME (Multiple Exposure). I am impressed by the quality of the scans produced by SilverFast. The new SilverFast 8 Preview Concept allows to assess the results even for complicated image optimization functions, such as iSRD and USM, at any time. A 100% zoom facilitates to properly evaluate and set the parameters of these tools. The user interface of SilverFast 8 has been completely redeveloped according to current standards. If you're a previous version-user of SilverFast, say versions one through six, you're going to see some pretty familiar tools, but you're also going to see a completely changed interface. Like the new SilverFast 8 interface, this course is broken up into two section, automatic scanning and manual scanning.
The SilverFast SE Plus 8 Scanner Software from LaserSoft Imaging helps you get high-quality captures from your Epson Perfection V30 scanner. Raster to vector freeware. As it is optimized for your particular model, you can rest assured that you get the most out of your scanning hardware.
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SilverFast detects the originals to scan and aligns them at a right angle automatically. The progress of processing is always visible above the preview window, and the WorkflowPilot ensures that you use all the tools in the correct order.
The SilverFast SE Plus 8 scanner software contains the full functionality of SilverFast SE 8. Some additional and very valuable features make it easier to scan and optimize the image quality. The patented Multi-Exposure, for example, increases the scanner's Dynamic Range, removes image noise and captures more details especially in dark areas of the image.