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VueScan and the missed Bits-per-pixel
Ed Hamrick’s VueScan is a great software that supports almost every scanner available, including out-of-production film scanner. Sometimes its interface behave in non documented way as in the case of the Bits-per-pixel option in the Input tab that disappears once the Infrared Clean option is enabled in the Filter tab. I wasn’t able to figure out the relationship between the two settings until Ed Hamrick himself kindly answered (lightfast, I would say) to my question. Kudos to him for that, but it would be nice to have this Infrared clean-Bits per pixel issue mentioned in the user guide :)
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The Observer
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Should I Stay
… or should I go?
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Staying Behind
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Conversation
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Yin and Yang
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The Empty Stage
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Clandestine Seagull
Ticket?
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Wrecked Ship
Lost in a dock, waiting to exhale its last breath
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A Sailor’s Knot
Easy to do, hard to cut
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Portrait of an Heavy Metal Singer
Devilish, isn’t it?
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The Traffic Controller
The difficult task is to stop people from lurking while driving…
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Portrait of a Bailaor
Flamenco dancer, for the non-cognoscenti…
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A Couch in the Yard
When the winter falls, a lonely couch only hosts a few leaves.
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An Altar for the Propaganda Machine
A powerful weapon, that equally served the good and the evil.
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The Curious Mushroom
Growing at ground level is not an option, for those who wants to see the world.
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A Chair in the Garden
Out of duty since it winter. Too cold to stay outside
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Portrait of a Judo Master
The heritage of Kano Jigoro is still alive.
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A Splash of Colour
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Protezione Civile
Kudos to those who volunteer to help.
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The Gas Station Attendant
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An illuminated escape path will help you to reach the exits …
Not only when airborne.
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Meaningless
Sometimes it is easier to tell “what this is not” instead of “what this is”, as in the case of this photography. Meaningless, wrongly shot and overexposed. A good reference point to consider when thinking of my own photos as something that worth to be seen.
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A comfortable chair
Well … maybe.
