One of Katrin Eismann's books recommends scanning multiple copies, but turning the print 90 degrees.
It can take a bit of experimentation, but you can then aline the two as layers and effectively pull out just the image content.

Will see if I can find the process...
Matt

It's not a card problem - but progress

The older K7 cannot display the larger images of the K5 or K3. (likely not having the memory to handle the larger size)

The newer cameras won't have a problem viewing older images.

Matt

As with everything - the right tool for the job

The MX-1 has replaced my K5iis for much walk-about stuff. It is surprisingly good and beautifully made. Shooting in RAW, and using LR5 with profiles for lens correction and colour correction make an astonishingly capable camera.
However, the K5iis wins on super wide angle (DA12-24), professional work, low light, and long tele stuff.

Matt

Have sent a message on your behalf.
Matt

Knowing which ones will help others in the future, and add to the collective learning experience
Matt

Just a quick look at the EXIF shows:
* Normal exposure bias
* Histogram looks ok - it has exposed so that all three RGB channels are within acceptable ranges for editing
* Contrast is set to hard
* Sharpness is set to hard

I'd put the settings back to normal, and use one of the other image modes - e.g. "Vivid" or "Bright".
I reckon the underexposed, lack of detail "look" is largely down to the Contrast setting on "hard".

Would like to see some other images (with EXIF) to see what else is going on...
Matt

No. Only dark frame subtraction (possibly).
However, all JPG settings are applied to the embedded JPG that is packed inside the RAW file. The RAW data is just that - untouched

The current settings are saved as EXIF data inside, so that any "aware" RAW developer can apply the same settings you had in-camera. But, LR will ignore them.

Matt

Actually, it might be easier to download the Mac version (which is just a ZIP file).
Unzip it, and place the resulting BIN file on the root directory of your SD card.

Matt

Finally decided to go for these presets - both the B&W and colour emulations.
Initial impressions: Love 'em!

Have done a few B&W tests and there are some excellent presets in there. The Kodak Portra 160NC set is rather nice too... but there are sooooo many emulations it's going to take a little while before I can put some sample images up.

Matt

Nice!
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