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SilverFast Ai (Umax) Powerlook - 6.0.1d20

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Version 6.0.1d20:	(1.0)
Selected Version:	6.0.1d20
Release Date:	2002-11-20
License:	Commercial
Downloads (version 6.0.1d20):	227
Downloads (all versions):	14,160
Price:	$65.00

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Product Description:

SilverFast sets a new standard for Desktop-Scanners SilverFast is high-end scan and imaging software from LaserSoft Imaging which is now available for all Umax scanners scanners under Mac operating systems. SilverFast combines an intuitive user interface with highest professionality. Beginners and professionals will appreciate the intelligent automatic functions as well as the possibility to manually adjust the image at any point. Since any operation can instantaneously be undone, the beginner can easily get aquainted with the software's interface. The professional user can adjust any operation via numerical input and can precisely monitor the results using a densitometer.
Highlights are:

Real-Time Operation
Intelligent auto-adjust
Color Cast Removal Slider
Preview-Predictable Color
Selective Color Correction
Unique Unsharp Masking
ICC-Color management
CMYK Softproof
ScanPilot

What's new in this version:

SRD- Dust and Scratch Removal
SCC - Advanced Selective Colour Correction
ACR - Adpative Colour Restoration
SC2G - Selective Colour to Grey
GANE - Grain and Noise Elimination
MidPip4 - Advanced Colour Cast Removal
QuickTime Movie Tutorials
Jaguar fully supported

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.0
Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

PPC
Mac OS 9 or higher
Mac OS X 10.0 or higher
Adobe Photoshop or Elements
Stand-Alone Application with install

Feedback Summary:

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Great results - Version: 6.5, 1/3/2007 08:06AM PST

chandivine

Have been using SilverFast for some time now.
I love the new v6.5! I am using it with my Powerlook- the newly added film negative profiles helped me out a lot.
I appreciate the software and can reccomend it to anyone.

Chandivine

NADFM... - Version: 6.4.3r8, 2/18/2006 08:50AM PST

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TNeile

...Not Another DIme From Me...This is not a refelction on SIlverFast, but on Umax. Please remember how shabbily Mac users have been treated by Umax and do not reward them with your business. If you own a Umax scanner (which I did), fair enough. But if you're buying one, think twice.

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Silverfast installation headaches - Version: 6.0.1d40, 9/9/2005 06:33PM PST

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mfl52

I purchased the silverfast software, after detailed inquiryduring which I was repeatedly assured it would work fine with my admittedly older - but HUGE and lightning-fast (32 slides in one pass) flatbed Powerlook II scanner w SCSI to my 17" G4 powerbook 1.33 w firewire 4/800 as long as I purchased a third party adapter w software and drivers - I did (and subsequently spent a bunch more) , and w extensive highly qualified University tech support could never get Silverfast to work. I do believe the reports from users who can get it to go, that it apparently is great software - but after more than a month of emailing w very polite (although not directly accesible) Silverfast tech support, I just gave up - there just wasn't enough time in my day - it is a folder on my desktop now, called "Silverfast" to irritate me and remind me to not get anything else from folks who cannot talk even experienced users through setup troubles and turmoil...