If you need to turn a step off you can do that with the Edit Script button (pen and paper icon in X4, quill and paper in previous versions). Now do your steps that you want to automate.ĭo every step that will be done to all or most images.

On the Script Toolbar (View> Toolbar> Script if not visible already) click the record button (big red dot in PSP X4). But do let me know if you'd like to go this route.īrian, if you find yourself doing the same things to every image then there are a few ways to apply everything to all images. I won't write what you'd need to do because it's sorta long and would be a waste if you weren't going to use it. You can download the trial version and see if it works. Not sure what camera you have, if it's capable of shooting in RAW, or if it's on the list of compatible cameras. There's also a scanning program that claims to work with camera RAW files. Corel doesn't care if it's supported, C-F Systems doesn't care if Corel is supported. There is a plug-in but it only works on Photoshop (I've tried it on PSP X3 and X4, it won't let you activate it and remove the watermark in X3 or X4). This does not subtract the orange, red, gray or blue base of the polyester film, but instead neutralizes it for the most part. Once you do this for the first frame you should be able to do this for all others on that roll, but if the camera has to adjust for the exposure of the film this will throw this off, so make sure you have a properly exposed frame of film, use that to meter with, and lock in the exposure. Reset the tool to default, then use the White eyedropper in the Curves tool and click on an area of unexposed film. It won't be perfect, but you could make sure that you capture some of the unexposed film in the digital capture then in PSP click Adjust> Brightness and Contrast> Curves.

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