it does remove something else. if you print 11x14 and larger and hold the prints very close, you will see a difference. that difference isn't worth it to me. i would rather shoot and stitch a multirow panorama if i need the detail at larger sizes. i got my money's worth out of my Coolscan 4000ED by scanning thousands of slides at high resolution. i expect the ten remaining rolls of Provia 100F to be the last rolls of slide film i will likely shoot. i can see shooting Velvia for a while longer, but only when i am sure i will need more enlargement.
Herb.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom C" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 9:00 PM Subject: Re: Scanning Software: Nikonscan v Vuescan > Not knocking Vuescan... I had it with my Dimage I scanner and it definitely > outshined Minolta's scanning software. With the Dimage IV... it looks like > they've incorporated much of what Vuescan had. > > As far as dust... I scrupulously clean the neg or slide with compressed air > before scanning... even wiping gently with a microfiber cloth if there's a > film of some kind left behind from processing lab on the slide. Digital Ice > does remove most of the dust but I'm insecure as to what else it's removing > as well...
