Hi everybody,
as you may remember, I addressed this list two weeks ago because my
freshly delivered Minolta Dimage Scan Elite II turned out to be
defective right out of the box (banding and telephone wires, see
http://schmode.net/banding_channels.jpg for details).
Here's what happened during
I was wondering if I could address as simple question tot eh group about
Nikon Scan, version 3.1.2. In the previous versions, the LCH editor gave
access to red green and blue. In the latest version this editor is set in
the lightness-hue mode. I cannot find a setting where I can return to RGB
Have sent this post several times but it does not appear to be getting
delivered. I assume there are still server issues. Forgive me if they all
appear at once.
Greetings - does anyone out there know where one might purchase additional
slide holders for the Polaroid Sprintscan 4000? BH is
Try calling this number at Polaroid:
1-800-348-5287 ext. E068
Tom
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Subject: [filmscanners] SprintScan 4000
Have sent this post
The latest post regarding the LCH mode for Nikonscan ... which, as I
understand, is a color space editing mode, independent of RGB color space,
reminded me to ask ... does anyone see any benefit if Vuescan were to adopt
a similar intermediate space??? I.E., ...
raw RGB=LCH=final color space
Greetings!
I am in the same boat that you are. One of the arms on my SS4000 slide
holder is cracked and not amenable to repair with super glue. As you have
found, none of the major retail sources seem to have replacements in stock.
I have communicated with several people, including David
Try Microtek..their 4000T uses the SAME holders..
Eddie wiseman
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Subject: [filmscanners] RE: SprintScan 4000
Greetings!
I am in the same boat that you are. One of the arms on my
Have sent this post several times but it does not appear to be getting
delivered. I assume there are still server issues. Forgive me if they all
appear at once.
Greetings - does anyone out there know where one might purchase additional
slide holders for the Polaroid Sprintscan 4000? BH is
Polaroid has on order since December 500 SS4000 slide holders. I am trying
to get the status of this order and will advise.
David
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I recently purchased a Nikon Supercoolscan 4000. I am using Nikon Scan
3.1.5 on a mac with OS 9.1. The film I use is Provia or Velvia. I also
tried an Ektachrome slide. All of my pre-scans and scans have an extreme
green cast, to the point that all other colors are obliterated. I had the
Hi all.
Preparing to acquire IV ED within few weeks I've started to consider the PC
system to handle post-processing and image achivating.
Currently my regular system is quite old Compaq laptop running on
333 MHz Celeron + 192 MB memory. I realize that it will be probably quite
hard - nearly
I built the PC I use to scan and run Photoshop. It's a dual PIII 866 with
1.25G, two 18G SCSI drives and so forth running Win2K. I don't have
experience with faster P4's but I really like dual processors and SCSI.
Why? Because I'm writing this email while my scanner is going and both
Alex ... first of all you will find as many opinion about the best as many
users you will contact ;o) ... he he he !
Second ... I have developped my OPTIMAL SYSTEM in the past 12 years of self
assembling ... all my friends have systems builded by myself ... and in
house I have 3 systems
Ralf Schmode wrote:
as you may remember, I addressed this list two weeks ago because my
freshly delivered Minolta Dimage Scan Elite II turned out to be
defective right out of the box (banding and telephone wires, see
http://schmode.net/banding_channels.jpg for details).
I've just got an
I have forgot ! ... OPERATING SYSTEM = WINDOWS 98 SE
No other choices to avoid headaches with drivers !
Sincerely.
Ezio
www.lucenti.com e-photography site
ICQ: 139507382
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On 13/1/02 1:18 am, Ralf Schmode [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I've just got an Elite II and have been checking the deep shadows for
issues, particularly the red channel banding. I have noticed something
very odd. A straight scan (with or without ICE) shows red
Have you considered the Apple route at all?
Richard
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This question has probably been asked a billion times before, but is there
an archive for this group. I look at Tony Sleep's site and couldn't see any
evidence of one. Rather than bore the group with the typical questions posed
every week, I thought I'd try to educate myself a little first. I
Web archives for this list may be found at :-
http://www.mail-archive.com/filmscanners@halftone.co.uk
http://phi.res.cse.dmu.ac.uk/Filmscan/
Regards
Tony Sleep
Maris
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From: Dawn Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002
Looks like the slide/negative holders have been covered. For ink I would
choose www.atlex.com for any Epson OEM product, inks or paper. Good prices,
great selection, usually fast service. I use MIS Lightfast inks, which are
Epson OEM equivalents (actually a little better), in a bulk system and
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 11:52 PM
Subject: [filmscanners] Re: Tips needed on difficult scan
Being endlessly interested in contrast taming, I just tried this but
obviously I am missing something
Great info, thanks to all. John Rossi
http://www.inksupply.com Great prices, good quality, and usually fast
shipping, even if the email service is slow from time to time.
James Hill
Freelance Photographer
Mebane, NC
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Yep, I'm happy bringing a flat hi-bit Vuescan into PS to do final color/tone
correction. I set up Vuescan to get all the tones the scanner can get, and
then I use the shift up/down arrow trick to dial in the final correction.
It's very helpful and shows you where things are at quickly.
I also
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Incidentally, it doesn't look like the current support for the scanner in
the latest version of Vuescan incorporates calibration routines.
Minolta mailed me a loaner Scan Elite II on Friday. I expect to
get this working
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Hi all.
I'm considering constructing myself the PC system (have previous experience
doing that about 5 years ago though), however, it seems I'm
out of date of the PC technology being confused by the choices of the parts.
I rely
Ezio's other advice was good. However, I have to disagree here. Win 98 and
ME are utter garbage. Win 2000 or XP are vastly better and are real 32-bit,
protected memory, multi-tasking operating systems and are vastly more stable
than 98 or ME. If drivers don't exist for a piece of hardware and
No Richard.
I'm aware about Macs, however, their market is very narrow here in Israel
making them significantly more expensive then comparable PC and there will
be additional hassles of figuring out sotware for them.
Regards,
Alex Z
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