SilverFast Ai (Hewlett Packard) 6.5.5r5

Main highlights are:

• Real-Time Correction on large Preview
• Auto-Adjust with Artificial Intelligence
• Selective Colour Correction
• Predictable Colour with CMYK Softproof
• ICC Colour Management with IT8 Calibration
• Unique Unsharp Masking and Focus Control

• The unique workflow guidance with ScanPilot helps the novice user to follow the optimum workflow to get to a brilliant image right from the start.

• 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
• Automatic De-screening
• QuickTime Movie Tutorials
• STUDIO upgrade available for efficient Noise reduction and Dynamic Range increase available

• Scanner now supported by SilverFast:
  
• HP Scanjet 3C, 4C, 4P
• HP ScanJet 3800
• HP ScanJet 3770
• HP Scanjet 3970
• HP ScanJet 4070
• HP ScanJet 4370
• HP ScanJet 4670
• HP ScanJet 4890
• HP ScanJet 5590

• Auto Frame Detection - automatically creates frames for all images in the prescan
• NegaFix enhanced - automatically reduces colorcasts when scanning negatives
• New NegaFix Profiles allow for more detailed corrections.
• SilverFast Ai-HDR Gamma Optimization further synchronizes 48bit scanning between SilverFast Ai / Ai Studio and image editing with SilverFast HDR / HDR Studio.

• Auto-Rotation and Manual Rotation
• Now Photoshop CS3 compatible
• New eciRGBv2 working space included in all SilverFast Ai/HDR/DCPro (Studio) versions

• Fully Automatic IT8-Calibration with Studio Version: Added a new feature that improves the IT8 calibration. The IT8 target will be recognized automatically and performs all steps until reporting success.
• Scan frame: Look of scan frame changed. Instead of cross-hairs for rotating half-arcs can be used now. Also active frame is blinking in order to be noticed easier.
• Nikon: Fixed an issue with embedded Kodachrome profiles when using HDR scan mode of SilverFast and opening the resulting image files in Photoshop without processing the images in SilverFast HDR/DCPro before.