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I think the CP2/CP3 difference will come down to working spaces. This used to be the state of things:
https://www.colorperfect.com/working_spaces.html?lang=en
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It was, and will remain, my recommendation to assign narrow RGB working spaces to color negative scans, as the RGB ...
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- Sun May 24, 2026 11:29 am
- Forum: On ColorNeg - Scan Color Negative Film
- Topic: Difference between CP 2.25 and CP 3
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- Fri May 22, 2026 5:34 am
- Forum: On ColorNeg - Scan Color Negative Film
- Topic: Difference between CP 2.25 and CP 3
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Re: Difference between CP 2.25 and CP 3
Hi,
Thanks for the tips. Setting the black point to 0 helped. It worked for other problematic negatives as well. However, CP 2.25 calculates the same black point value as CP 3, yet—as the example above shows—the results are very different. Perhaps this is a clue to the problem.
The negative was ...
Thanks for the tips. Setting the black point to 0 helped. It worked for other problematic negatives as well. However, CP 2.25 calculates the same black point value as CP 3, yet—as the example above shows—the results are very different. Perhaps this is a clue to the problem.
The negative was ...
- Thu May 21, 2026 6:54 am
- Forum: On ColorNeg - Scan Color Negative Film
- Topic: Difference between CP 2.25 and CP 3
- Replies: 9
- Views: 110
Difference between CP 2.25 and CP 3
Hello,
I recently installed ColorPerfect version 3 and have been playing around with it a bit. While doing so, I noticed a significant difference between this version and version 2.25 when testing two negatives. Here is an example (film type: Kodak Advantix 200). What can I do to avoid this ...
I recently installed ColorPerfect version 3 and have been playing around with it a bit. While doing so, I noticed a significant difference between this version and version 2.25 when testing two negatives. Here is an example (film type: Kodak Advantix 200). What can I do to avoid this ...