Microtek ArtixScan M1 / F1: Further measures taken to avoid even very thin lines based image problem. These may occur if the scanners comes into start-stop mode when scanning very large images.
Microtek ArtixScan M1/F1: ordinary scan performed after a Multi-Exposure scan resulted in overexposed image - fixed
General: free rotation could lead to black pixels in the corners of the final image if angle was very acute - fixed
Praktica & Kaiser: JobManager now shows dimensions correctly, even when measurement unit varies for each JobManager entry
PFU PS4800 pro: automatic IT8 calibration could fail because of misinterpreted reset command to the scanner - fixed
Reflecta DigitDia 5000: work-around for firmware 1.09 Digitdia scanners that sometimes mistakenly report that a slide is in landscape instead of portrait orientation
Umax Astra 6750 and Plustek: Negafix profile added: Fuji Pro 160S
IMPROVEMENT:
Importing rotated images to Photoshop: Due to an error, scanning images with rotation (90/270 degree or fine rotation) directly to Photoshop via PS's import interface), scanning would take much longer (10x) than necessary - fixed.
BUGFIX:
VLT: corrected thumbnail images on VLT for images that have been scanned with arbitrary rotation.
VLT: corrected the thumbnail generation in VLT of HDR images with known gamma included.
iSRD: Fixed bug that lead to wrong preview proportions when entering & leaving iSRD preview from zoomed view of preview window.
HiRePP: Corrected HiRePP for images that have been created using both, 90 or 270 degrees and fine rotation.
Multi-Exposure under Photoshop CS3: Under certain circumstances, multi-exposure scanning into Photoshop CS3 led to crashes - fixed.
Batch scanning save options: In the "Save" dialogue "PDF" could not be chosen, and the options for EPS/DCS/JPG2000 were mixed up - fixed.
Leopard: Corrected dialogue for saving batch scans.
General: Using any post-processing filter (e.g. i/SRD, AACO) in combination with a 90 or 270 degrees rotations or arbitrary rotation (n.b. thus also with the automatic frame finding tool) led to corrected final images - fixed.
SilverFast AFL (Reflecta, PIE, Kodak): Multi-Exposure took much too long and resulting scans were overexposed - corrected.
iSRD: corrected not enough, if enlargement of image was not equal to 100% - internal workflow enhanced.
