Green Exposure - Nikon Scanners Software Reference Manual

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Red value edit box or through the Red/Cyan slider. The Red value edit box can be
changed by clicking in the box and entering the next value. The 'redness' values can
range from 25 to 100 for Coolscan, and 0 to 255 for LS-3510AF. Clicking on the Red
button without releasing it invokes the Red slider, as shown in Figure 13.7a, which
allows you to drag a white slider control to select the red/cyan value.
Figure 13.7a The Red slider control in the Scan dialog – Macintosh.
Windows: The Red Exposure value edit box, adjacent to the R in the Scan dialog,
lets you specify the amount of red exposure in the image. The Red value edit box can
be changed by clicking in or tabbing into the box and entering the next value. The 'red-
ness' values can range from 25 to 100 for Coolscan, and 0 to 255 for LS-3510AF. This
action is shown in Figure 13.7b.
Figure 13.7b The Red value edit box in the Scan dialog – Windows.

Green Exposure

Macintosh: The Green Exposure button, the button labeled G in the Scan dialog,
lets you select the amount of green exposure in the image either through the associated
Green value edit box or through the Green/Magenta slider. The Green value edit box
can be changed by clicking in the box and entering the next value. The 'greenness' val-
ues can range from 25 to 100 for Coolscan, and 0 to 255 for LS-3510AF. Clicking on
the Green button without releasing it invokes the Green slider, as shown in Figure
13.8a, which allows you to drag a white slider control to select the green/magenta value.
Figure 13.8a The Green slider control in the Scan dialog – Macintosh.
Windows: The Green Exposure value edit box, adjacent to the G in the Scan dia-
log, lets you specify the amount of green exposure in the image. The Green value edit
box can be changed by clicking in or tabbing into the box and entering the next value.
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