>Does anyone have any particular do's and don'ts for using this 
>particular model scanner.  I bought one recently and need any help I 
>can get.
>-- 
>Kenneth Archer + San Antonio, Texas
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I have a Dimage Scan Dual and use it quite a bit.  I recommend
that you buy the latest version of Ed Hamrick's VueScan (available
at http://www.hamrick.com) and use it to do the scans.  Like most
low-cost scanners, the Dual shows quite a bit of noise in dark
regions of scanned slides.  VueScan allows you do set up single-
pass multi-scanning, which samples each point multiple times
and saves the average.  This really, really, really improves the
output. 

The images in the pages below were all shot on Kodak E100VS and
scanned with my Minolta Scan Dual scanner using VuesScan and
a multi-scanning factor of 4.  Almost all of these pictures have
lots of dark areas in them.  The VueScan output was much, much
better than the best I could get with the Minolta software. 

http://www.westerickson.net/mark/pidgeonpoint/pidgeonpoint.html 

http://www.westerickson.net/mark/muirbeach/muirbeach.html 

http://www.westerickson.net/mark/rodeobeach/rodeobeach.html 

 --Mark
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