Leo Stachowicz wrote:
So as a first scanner I've decided to buy the LS-4000 and have also been
trying to find somewhere to get it from.
It never hurts to make your first choice the right one, and in all
likelihood the Nikon LS4000 will be stellar. However, I'd wait for a
few
One further consumer suggestion. If at all possible, try to get the
store to agree to handle any warranty repairs for you (I'm not
suggesting they do the repair, but that they handle shipping back and
forth) Monitors are both expensive to ship, and vulnerable to damage,
and sometimes the
A good variety of responses.
I understand that Nokia brand name has been bought by Viewsonic.
As someone mentioned ,point of origin can make a huge difference to
quality.
I can not say Im 100 % happy with any of my monitors and we are running
Mitsubishi,iiyama,and CTX.
The Sony died a while
"Arthur Entlich" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phil Edmunston, the author of Lemonade, suggests never buying a newly
designed car in the first year.
Bear in mind most models are tested on the Japanese market before being
released elsewhere. This is true of many Japanese manufacturers. It's a
Technically yes, but I am unaware of software to do so or the settings in Epson's
twain driver. A hint from David Miller makes me think different conversions are done
based on your destination choice.
Can anyone confirm for me that the Epson 640U:
a) Can output data in a colour space
Vuescan outputs in RGB only but not in sRGB alone about 9-10 other RGB color
spaces are listed including Adobe, Bruce, Colormatch, Apple. etc.
Vuescan also does output in 8 or 16 bits at your option (and 64 bits BTW).
Maris
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From: "Alan Womack" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Any news about the 48 bit Epson 1680 flatbed scanner?
Ron
Good morning Ed...
I tried another download this AM, and I'm still only able to over-write
existing 6.7.4 with 6.7.4 (again).Cannot get 6.7.5 to
installTIA.Eddie Wiseman
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 2:35 PM
I've said this before, and it looks like it is time to say it again. The
best 21" black matrix monitor I've ever seen is the Cornerstone 1700p (close
sibling to the Hitachi 814). www.MonitorsDirect.com currently sells it for
less than $1,000 (I bought it at $1,200 a few months ago). This is their
We've just finished an interview with Jay Maisel. For those who have never
heard of him, he has always been recognized as one of the top natural light
color photographers in the world. Shooting commercially since the mid
1950's, he has always considered himself a purist by not doing any in
Roger,
I am
very sorry and disappointed to hear of your difficulties with your scanner.
Polaroid prides itself on providing the best possible support to our customers.
If you have been following this list for some time I think the consensus is
Polaroid does provide good support. I have
I'm trying to decide between Vuescan and Silverfast for use with my SS4000
scanner (Already own Silverfast, testing trial VS). My main question at
this point is whether there is a fundamental difference in how the two
programs control the scanner that allows one or the other to create better
It never hurts to make your first choice the right one, and in all
likelihood the Nikon LS4000 will be stellar. However, I'd wait for a few
reviews. The specs on the Kodak 3600 were very encouraging, but some
people were quite disappointed in the software.
Phil Edmunston, the author of
ED...as 1:10 PM East coast time, I'm still only getting 837 kb...Same as
6.7.4...Just an update FYI...
Eddie wiseman
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: VueScan 6.7.5 Available
In a message
Excellent! His website is better than he lets on.
Frank Paris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Larry Berman
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 8:37 AM
To: [EMAIL
This is after vuescan gets it and does a conversion from the sRGB provided from the
scanner. Unless Ed has changed it and not noted this it the release notes he only
brings back the values from the scanner under sRGB. I had asked if VueScan could
return a RAW Scan for profiling purposes and
I have an SS4000. I never did come to grips with Silverfast so really can't
make a comparison. I know a lot more now and probably wouldn't have the
difficulty with it I had when I first tried it, and I should revisit it. But
what I can tell you is that I'm amazed by the consistency of VueScan. On
Joel writes ...
I'm trying to decide between Vuescan and Silverfast for use with my
SS4000
scanner (Already own Silverfast, testing trial VS). My main
question at
this point is whether there is a fundamental difference in how the
two
programs control the scanner that allows one or the other
Are you sure?
Just downloaded and when you look at where it was saved, the folder window
just says 838kb. BUT if you right click (PC) on the downloaded file and
check the Properties, you find it is 857,211 bytes (in brackets)
Tim A
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Larry: Thanks for sharing this great interview with us. I met Jay back in '74
at his studio/office/home which is a 19th Century bank building down in the
Bowery. Great shooter, great teacher. Thanks.
Mike Moore
Larry Berman wrote:
We've just finished an interview with Jay Maisel. For those
Switch brands perhaps to the Minolta Elite? Or get the Nikon LS-2000, which
should be cheaper, or a refurb LS-30 temporarily, then resell it when the
new ones come out and you've bought that one.
Maris
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From: "Leo Stachowicz" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
THANKS to you ALL...I had a friend email it and we did a fresh install of
6.7.5 and VIOLA!...It works!!...This was the FIRST time I wasn't able to
overwrite an upgrade...As someone suggested I did a re-name, and ground-up
install...
Eddie Wiseman
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From: "IronWorks"
I use both.
I prefer Silverfast when scanning trannies (perhaps because I used it
first). IMHO it give one excellent control and seems more integrated with
the SS400. OTOH its complexity may put some off.
I prefer Vuescan for negatives. Ed does a great job of providing an
extensive list of
Do you want me to e-mail you 6.7.5 off-list perhaps? Just let me know.
Maris
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From: "Edward Wiseman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 3:11 PM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: VueScan 6.7.5 Available
| ED...as 1:10
In a message dated 3/3/2001 1:31:55 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is after vuescan gets it and does a conversion from the sRGB provided
from the scanner. Unless Ed has changed it and not noted this it the
release
notes he only brings back the values from the scanner under sRGB.
OT ..but OK..80 Gigabytes of SNOW due tomorrow..."Film at 11...Stay
tuned!"
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From: "Dale Gail" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 12:27 PM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: VueScan 6.7.5 Available
On your time updates could you
Frank,
I have a Hitachi CM815 Plus which is a 21" monitor that sells from PC
Connection for $1099US. I lucked out last Xmas when I bought it from
Onvia.com for $970 US with them picking up the shipping and handling. I am
very pleased with it; it has a 3 year warranty. Prior to it, I had the
On your time updates could you include the weather updates too:)
From: "Edward Wiseman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ED...as 1:10 PM East coast time, I'm still only getting 837 kb...Same as
6.7.4...Just an update FYI...
I got on a waiting list with a Nikon dealer in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA,
back in early February. I was fortunate (maybe, maybe not, depending on
whether the first units that ship work) to be second on his waiting list.
Nikon is rationing out the new units based on orders received from their
It probably said 837kb. If so, then, as I explained in a previous post,
those are exactly the same numbers.
Frank Paris
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Reminder: Please remember that you will most likely need your registration
number to do that.
Gordon
IronWorks wrote:
Try renaming 6.7.4 and then install 6.7.5 instead of over-writing 6.7.4
Maris
Lauri,
I'm up on the Hitachi site right now, and it appears they have replaced the
814 with the 815+. It's the exact same tube, and the specs look identical.
That tube is also used in the 811 and 813 (looks like they dropped the 812).
It is also the same tube used in the Cornerstone p1500,
If you use Ektachrome E6, you will obtain saturated colors far
exceeding the gamut of sRGB. For this media, you should use a wider
color space such as Ekta Space which encompasses (just barely) the
gamut of E6. In addition, you should not save these files using the
sRGB profile, or they will
In a message dated 3/3/2001 5:46:16 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
If you use Ektachrome E6, you will obtain saturated colors far
exceeding the gamut of sRGB.
No, this just isn't true. Take a look at the data for the Q60 and
you'll see that there's very little out of gamut, mostly
Thanks very much Larry. I really enjoyed that interview.
At 11:37 AM 03/03/2001 -0500, you wrote:
We've just finished an interview with Jay
Maisel. For those who have never heard of him, he has always been
recognized as one of the top natural light color photographers in the
world. Shooting
No - the registration number appears to be saved in the registry - I always
rename the old, then install the new without problem and without
re-registration.
Maris
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From: "Gordon Tassi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 4:03 PM
For Ed Hamrick (most likely):
I just purchased Vuescan and have a few technical questions:
1. In the Color balance tab, what is the difference between "Neutral" and
"Auto Levels?"
2. Also in Color balance, does "White balance" assume that the lightest
object in the image is white? Can it be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/3/2001 1:31:55 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
This is after vuescan gets it and does a conversion from the sRGB
provided
from the scanner.
Yes, VueScan transfers the raw samples as linear samples
(i.e. not gamma corrected) using the same
This has been worked to death by the experts. See Bruce Fraser, or go
directly to J Homes, who created the EktaSpace gamut in the first
place - so that there was a wide enough space to completely envelop
E6 - judiciously, meaning that "no levels out of the 256 are wasted".
Or, if you choose,
Joel writes ...
For Ed Hamrick (most likely):
I'm going to throw my own observations in here and hope Ed
addresses them as well.
...
1. In the Color balance tab, what is the difference between
"Neutral" and
"Auto Levels?"
If you use auto levels, and after the scan is done (you
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