Quote by Ghandy
Quote by moritz
Quote by Ghandy I suggest to
learn how to set the contrast correctly when scanning.
For comparison, https://yande.re/post/show/521917
Hello, Doctor Ghandy ! I'm sorry, but my scan is closer to the original "paper" picture. I may be wrong, but
it's my reference when I adjust the parameters. Yande's result is very fine, I love it, but I don't have the original CG
to compare. In the magazine, hair is not pure white but creamy, and brown colors are more red. The skirt is red-brown on
the paper, pink on Yande. So, who's right ? What kind of lessons could you give to me as you're no more a self-scanner
?
A simple example of how you can not configure your scanner to not overload with an excess of contrast:
My scan against you scan
I have no need to add my scans to the MK, and leave your sarcasm for your friends moderators. If I want to upload
something I will do it.
The third thing, if you want to laugh at you, I will gladly buy the discussed Dengeki magazine number, and prove to you
how you can not correctly scan those contrasted scans you added. Because I do not have to compare your scans to CGI on
Yande.re.
And this is not a problem just for this magazine but for a general look at what you scan. I could do a scan from the
Chaldea Lingerie Collection, but I do not plan to destroy the book to prove your lack of self-criticism to your
skills.
And finally, let me add that the example scan was made on the default brightness and contrast settings in my scanner.
So either you can not configure your scanner's settings, or you are abusing the auto-contrast option when editing in
Photoshop.
Hello Ghandy !
Referring to your initial post, I suggest to learn how to respect people when posting... I don't use default parameters,
because the colors are not faithful : green turns blue and blue is too much saturated, so I usually edit with Paintshop.
On the other hand, you're comparing 2 scans, not a scan with the paper printing. I think that the truth lies in the
original CG picture. From my point of view, your scans are nice but a little undercontrasted.
I have 3 versions of this paper illustration http://gallery.minitokyo.net/view/741786, with different
expositions, on glossy, satin and matte paper. Where is the truth ?