Here's something I posted a while back. It's not directly relevant, but it
might provide food for thought.
Using a scanner and a single frame of film I dare say it is possible to scan
it differently, twice and combine the results.
Though I have to say, with Vuescan's ability to capture the
On Sat, 05 Jan 2002 09:02:36 +0100 Ralf Schmode ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Florian Rist schrieb:
[blueish cast on what should be white]
I have seen this many times with Vuescan + SS4000, and have posted about it
previously. Symptoms are that the prescan looks fine, the final scan has
On Sun, 6 Jan 2002 12:30:39 -0500 Owen P. Evans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
. No one
seems to disagree with my reasoning or they haven't yet spoken up.
Perhaps because (IMO) Vuescan and Silverfast are different tools, aimed at
different kinds of user practicing quite different workflows.
I
i've just seen this too - done 36 raw scans and then inverted them in
photoshop, about 4 of them have this odd colour cast
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Subject: [filmscanners] Re: Strange VueScan problems (bright blue high
lights!)
Date: Tue, 8 Jan
I have just reinstalled my windows op system after my computer becoming
unstable. As yet I have not intalled Nikon Scan but I have installed
Vuescan. I was supprised to find that my LS30 was reconised by VS even
though Nikon Scan is not yet installed. The device manager has a ? against
the LS30.
Where do you live? I helped someone set up a pair of DBLs some time ago
and in our dry climate (Calgary) the silicone seal dried up over time.
Do they still use that? I only have the Intros myself.
Ken
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Subject: [filmscanners] RE: Clipping
Yeah - they use an
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 19:10:13 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Ken,
Sorry, I don't know what you mean by upper and lower histogram. I only get
one histogram in my version of PS, but perhaps I don't know how to drive it
well enough to get more!
Regards,
Austin
One more question: I understand (I think)
At 09:49 PM 1/8/2002 -, you wrote:
I have just reinstalled my windows op system after my computer becoming
unstable. As yet I have not intalled Nikon Scan but I have installed
Vuescan. I was supprised to find that my LS30 was reconised by VS even
though Nikon Scan is not yet installed. The
London, UK.
I was intrigued to discover years ago that houses aren't build from brick in
Canada, they fall apart because of the dry climate.
Yeah, the sealant is still in use. The SBL is supposedly being replaced
this year, which will leave the DBL as the only speaker using the sealant.
The
Hi People,
I've been lurking for a couple of months, but I've just ordered a Sprint
Scan 4000 from ecost.com and UPS tells me it's scheduled to be delivered on
Jan 11. I'm confused about the function of scanning software such as Ed
Hamrick's VueScan.
When I expose and develop BW film, for
Yes, that's perfect. Thanks. Stan
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Subject: [filmscanners] RE: Tips needed on difficult scan Stan
Here's a previous from
I downloaded the demo of Vuescan as an alternative to the woefully
inadequate Epson driver, but I've hit a snag that hopefully somebody else
has seen.
If I preview and scan a reflective doc, it works perfectly; however, if I
preview something with the 4x5 transparency adapter, I can watch the
I understand, I have Snells...
I'm glad to see this list has now broadened its appeal to include lovers
of eclectic hi-fi.
Erm, since this is a bit off-topic now, might I recommend it moves to
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Mark
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