OK, this is getting out of hand now ;-)
Keep your SS4000 right where it is, I wouldn't want any minds blown!
I am not suggesting that either RF/EM or vibration from a computer tower
WILL necessarily degrade the results from your scanner. I am
suggesting, in theory, the possibility exists for
G'day Brian, Peter.
Damn. I now have to sheepishly admit that my highly scientific tests
(grin) were about 3 months ago, and I can't remember what all the brands were!
Brian, note that I'm from the land down under, so the brands may not be
meaningful anyway.. The ones I'm using are indeed
The new burn-proof drives are the ones to go for as they render that
explanation obsolete!
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cooke, Julie) wrote:
It is safest to burn at 2x, although I always burn at 6x. This depends
on
the buffer underrun size of the CD recorder (why
Hi,
Seems that I will be not able to buy new Nikon or Canon scanner befor living
Japan, so do you know any shops with reasonable prices near Berlin or Warsaw ?
Please email me off list
Regards
Tomasz
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Hello everybody,
I have found a lot of useful information on this great list in
the past few weeks since I joined. However I have not purchased a film-scanner
yet, but will definitely do so in the very near future. My choice is down to the
LS-30 but the place I went to order one said that
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
Brian, note that I'm from the land down under, so the brands may not be
meaningful anyway.. The ones I'm using are indeed called 'Amazing Wipes'
;-/. 'As seen on TV' the box proclaims, but I have never seen them
advertised.. I actually bought them from a
Hello Arno,
on 18 Feb 2001, at 17:12, you wrote:
Hello everybody,
I have found a lot of useful information on this great list in the
past few weeks since I joined. However I have not purchased a
film-scanner yet, but will definitely do so in the very near future.
My choice is down to
hi, re: amazing wipes, a web search turns up:
http://www.seenit.net/item_CL26.htm
seems cheap enough if it works.
Jon
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I would wait for the new LS-40 .
But if you don't think it is worthwile ... then try www.newyorkcamera.de
they are quite cheap (ordinarily). They are based in Ahlen.
Sincerely.
Ezio
www.lucenti.com e-photography site
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From: "Florian Rist" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
That's them. You can buy the cloths separately in a pack of 20. But the
fact that I found them in a clearance store may indicate they haven't been
a commercial success..
I think the mop would have limited application to film cleaning :-)
At 10:56 AM 18/02/01 -0800, you wrote:
hi, re: amazing
The mop would be good for batch film cleaning.
Maris
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 4:34 PM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: Dust removal cloths
| That's them. You can buy the cloths separately in a pack of 20. But the
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In researching for the SS120 we asked medium format users about features
including the various dust and scratch solutions. They said pretty much to
the person they took excellent care of their film and did not consider dust
to be a problem. They said they would rather address dust with localized
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