There was quite a lot of paperwork of various kinds, though not specifically formal contracts or publishing. More union worksheets and that kind of thing. It's very useful in matching up some of the tapes, but not all of them.Hey Mark
Did the publishing paperwork come with the hall? If so you have probably already tried to match the publishing paperwork with the u
Known mystery tapes? Did he have a BMI company also....
Same here - all over magenta cast in Firefox 20 on a Mac but fine in Safari. I have colour management turned on in Firefox. This has only been happening with the recent Bosshoss label scans - it doesn't occur with anyone elses. Are you applying a particular profile or colour space to the scans that might be different to in the past Mark? i.e. previous to the Pink Finks labels.
Have a look at what colour profile it applies - it might be some generic Epson profile causing the problem. If that looks to be the case, try saving it as an sRGB profile. Or, to test what is happening, grab one of those recent scans, open in Photoshop and apply an sRGB profile under the Edit menu. Then you can upload that here and we'll see if it's still magenta.The scans above come direct from my scanner, which is the Epson 10000 XL (an incredibly good scanner for the money by the way). Maybe there is a setting in the scanner software causing a problem. I will try a few things tonight and post the results, and maybe we can work out where the problem is coming from.
I cam across this 45 today. Do you recognize this one?
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I have some questions to the Young Tyrants - I Try! on IN Records.
The record is a mystery for me...
Is there only a press on the IN label? 500 copies? Or is there a press on Fine label(never seen it on Fine) too?
Does any reissues or bootleg exist?
I've seen 2 or 3 copies of this record in the last 9 or 10 month on ebay!
I own a copy of the IN label(a VG+ to NM) its not look like a reissue it has the typical 60s deep-vinyl-cut!
I compared it to your scan, but its the same no difference!