In a message dated 11/25/2000 10:17:50 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I use a Nikon LS30, mostly with Vuescan. Is there a difference in the way
how Nikon software uses the ICE feature?
Yes, VueScan and NikonScan use the infrared channel
differently to remove dust spots.
Which software
In a message dated 11/24/2000 1:24:01 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I also see from the Help file that "Auto mask"
should also be turned off for uniform scans, but I'm wondering about the
"Media/Mask red", "Mask green", and "Mask blue" settings.
What do those values represent?
YES, in case of large files and large records it is .
In facts the caches enhancing the throughput of a IDE array , in these cases
are almost irrelevant.
The way I have found ''economical'' not to say cheap to implement this has
been to deal the disks and the controller on eBay (despite I am
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: Max Sharpness?
Yes, VueScan and NikonScan use the infrared channel
differently to remove dust spots.
Which software achieves more
sharpness when
When I find roller scratches on my negatives, I have found that taking
natural oil from my forehead with my finger and wiping it on both sides of
my negative eliminates most scratches and I am able to successfully print
the image. I do not have a negative scanner as yet, so I don't know if this
This is one of the scanners I am considering. Question for Ed Hamrick:
What is the status of Vuescan support for this scanner?
--Thanks,
Berry
shAf:
Without seeing the entire frame, I cannot be sure. However, from my
experience, it looks like a series of hypersonic pregnant chads falling
on election night.
John :o/
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This sounds great but doesn't actually say anything. Too many unquantified
caveats. Most people could substitute their favorite scanner without otherwise
changing a word.
For example, what do the following mean?
1) "correctly exposed original"
2) "sensible black point setting"
3)
Could some one please tell me how to measure the noise created by a film
scanner and why it is so important?
I have never tried to quantify it objectively, just reach empirical conclusions about
how extensive and damaging it is to image quality. Measuring it looks hard to
do, essentially
Hi Rick.
Rick Trankle wrote:
All the solid colors in the Q60 don't appear to be smooth in color.
For example the grey areas of the Q60 are not one shade of grey but
instead have pixels of varying colors leaning toward reds or blues or
tans. Is this normal?
The grain of film effectively
Hi Rick!
I am trying to determine if my scans are clear. Using the SprintScan 4000
with either PolarColor Insight or SilverFast through Photoshop scanning a
Kodak Q60 slide at 4000 dpi.
All the solid colors in the Q60 don't appear to be smooth in color. For
example the grey areas of
In a message dated 11/26/2000 12:34:01 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is one of the scanners I am considering. Question for Ed Hamrick:
What is the status of Vuescan support for this scanner?
VueScan doesn't work with USB scanners on the Mac. I haven't
figured out how to read and
Pete wrote:
Does this spyder thingumajig plug into the joystick port by any chance?
Ah, humour! No, it plugs into the serial or USB port.
I'm just curious how they can make an accurate and sensitive enough
photometer for that money.
Define "accurate enough". Accurate enough for what and
Ed,
I would be interested in beta testing Umax scanner support. I have an
old, low end scanner (Astra 610s), so count me as part of the "comsuver"
market.
Thanks!
Andrew Robinson
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I just spoke with someone at Umax who agreed to
loan me a Powerlook III scanner with
Ezio wrote:
Rob , IDE drives are anyhow cheaper than SCSI , but SCSI
is not so expensive as you think.
That depends on where you are.
The average cost on eBay for an IBM Ultra160 18GB is around 250$ ... ;-)
And the controller around 175$ .. Adaptec 29160 (full not N).
Except I live in
If I read you right you're saying testing has shown that the 160SCSI
drive outperform an IDE Raid array by more than double.
Also, was this RAID with parity? Simple parity-less striping
gives a linear speedup in my experience (netBSD). Though you
want parity for long-term
The documentation on the web site also says serial port.
Frank Paris
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Bill Ross wrote:
Just a thought - getting a small 10k rpm drive for current
work plus a cheap large 5400 to park stuff might make for
faster overall workflow at comparable price.
From what I've seen, 7200rpm drives are cheap enough that it's hardly worth
getting a 5400rpm drive. However as far
My thought is that the problem is in the chemical processing (as
others have implied). It would be a clincher if I could scan the
sprocket holes and find evidence there, but in any case I wanted to
throw the problem out to my peers and ask ... and possibly know how
they remedied it.
I was already set to High Color 16bit. Switching to True Color did not
change the effect described below; looking at the 53Mb scan. :-(
At 09:32 PM 11/26/2000 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Rick!
I am trying to determine if my scans are clear. Using the SprintScan 4000
with either PolarColor
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