There it would make more sense if this fault would be eliminated at the source - the scanner. Now you could say: "Well, then I'm going to adjust the colours at the scan process with the scan software!". But that would make the scan process considerably more complex. Just imagine you are digitalizing a magazine with 100 slides in batch processing for example with the magazine scanner Reflecta DigitDia 6000. Then you would have to prescan, correct the color faults and finescan the image and that would mean that the batch scanning process wouldn't be one anymore.
The effort of image edit every single picture is still sustained and relocated from the image editing software to the scanner software.įurthermore you can not visually compare the original sample which is now in the scanner being scanned with the prescan image shown on the screen.
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