In opened them in Photoshop. The first one is a TIFF the second ones are jpegs, as I recall.
Art Nagaraj, Ramesh wrote: > Are these TIFF files? > How to open theM? > > Thanks > Ramesh > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jerry Hadam > Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 2:12 PM > To: Nagaraj, Ramesh > Subject: [filmscanners] wet mount adaptor for LS-8000 > > > Hello all, > Just forwarding this on. It sounds very interesting and could solve the > flatness focus issue that seems to happen on some of the Nikons. Has anyone > heard of this? > > As I have about 1,000 images I need to scan I am still interested in > Filmscanners. I am scared to buy the SS120 (from which I have made a couple > of terrific medium format scans ) due to the whole who-knows-what > -Polaroid-is-going-be-doing issue. > Any thoughts from Nikon users, > or the future stability of Polaroid. > Thanks, > > Jerry > > > > > From: > > >>>Michael Grecco >>>310-452-4461 >>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>http://www.michaelgrecco.com > > > >>Hi, >> >>I wanted to let you know of something I have just created for the >>Nikon 8000 scanner. >> >>After purchasing my scanner I had issues with sharpness from the >>natural curvature of the film. I also wanted to get the shadow >>detail that drum scans produced. After some discussions with my >>retoucher we came upon a great solution. In fact it was literally a >>solution. The best scanning is done as a wet mounted piece of film >>in the scanner. Wet mounting does three things: >> >>* It perfectly flattens the film. >>* It helps open up the shadow areas of the film for better shadow detail. >>* and, it fills in scratches and helps get rid of dust for a much >>cleaner scan. >> >>After several months of creating, manufacturing, and testing I have >>created a 10 inch by 4.25 inch glass tray for the Nikon 8000 to >>liquid mount the film. The results we have gotten have been amazing. >>The level of scanning has increased tremendously to the extent that >>we don't send film out anymore. Here is a link to download images >>done with my fluid mounting tray in the Nikon 8000 and without, for >>comparison: >> >>http://www.michaelgrecco.com/temp/sample.sit (5.3 megs) >>http://www.michaelgrecco.com/temppages/35mmSamples.sit (28 megs) >> > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe by mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], with 'unsubscribe filmscanners' or 'unsubscribe filmscanners_digest' (as appropriate) in the message title or body
