Am I doing something wrong with Vuescan, both in failing to get the color calibration to work better and in the way that it's treating the details? Thanks for any help or comments.

The VueScan 9 scan utility takes a serious investment of time to learn, but the payoff is getting better output quality out of the scanner you already own.

Hamrick Software, the developer of VueScan, the world's most widely used scanning software, has released its latest version 8.4.71 - which now includes support for scanning multi-page documents ...

VueScan from Hamrick Software has just added full support for 30 film scanners from Pacific Image Electronics , including PIE’s latest scanner, the PowerFilm.

VueScan Mobile is an iOS app which will let you scan from your wireless scanner direct to your iPhone or iPad, no computer required. The list of supported scanners is huge, and the software works ...

VueScan, the popular "generic" scanning software, adds skew (straightening) correction in its latest release.

Hamrick Software has released Vuescan 8.6.44, a new version of the VueScan software for Mac OS X that’s designed to let users produce better digital images from color snapshots, negatives, slides and ...

A new Mac OS X beta (7.5b6) version of VueScan, the scanner software for flatbed and film scanners, is now available from Hamrick Software.

If you want to scan your negatives, then you'll need a scanner, but you'll also need software, VueScan is constantly updated so that it works with the latest PCs and Macs.

The VueScan 9 scan utility takes a serious investment of time to learn, but the payoff is getting better output quality out of the scanner you already own.