I don't mean to sound thick, but your posting is too cryptic for me to understand how in any way it discredits what I have said (and I even went to the website you site... which just repeats what you wrote below...)
Can you please expand on this further so my thick head can understand your fine lines ;-) Art Op's wrote: > Art > > You have it wrong - re banding ( its not - they are fine lines ) > When you write "its not -" what is "its" referring to, please? The lines I have seen in samples with banding could indeed be called fine lines, and also could be as a result of the tri-line CCD sensor only having one line calibrated, which is what I am suggesting is the cause of the banding, as it was explained to me. I believe I also stated that switching to Extra Fine scan mode would eliminate the lines and increase scan times. Again from my understanding of the Nikon LS-8000, this is because the Extra fine mode only uses one of the tri-line sensors lines, the calibrated one, which also explains why the scan time is increased. > http://www.maxwell.com.au/support/faq/ls8000/11414_ls8000_jw.html > > Question. Sometimes I get very fine lines in my final scan. Is there a way to >minimise this? > > Answer Yes. In Tool Palette>Scanner Extras tick the check box beside Extra Fine Scan >Mode. > This > will remove the fine lines but overall the scan time will be longer. > > > Now you have it from the horses mouth ;-) > > Rob > I know Maxwell's Silver Hammer, but not his horse or his horse's mouth. ;-) Art Art ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe by mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with 'unsubscribe filmscanners' or 'unsubscribe filmscanners_digest' (as appropriate) in the message title or body
