Anyone know if ASF are likely to be releasing a stand alone version of
ICE, ROC GEM in the near futureor better still an integrated version
for the Polaroid SS120
Trevor S
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me to an archived thread.
Does anyone have any experience scanning Medium Format (6x6) negs or
slides on a flatbed? I don't have a transparency adapter, but someone
mentioned something like a light tent? This is new to me,
I have tried many different times to do negs on various flatbed scanners
without a transparency unit and none of them made satisfactory scans.
On the other hand, the Epson 2450 Photo scanner does a super job with 2400
ppi scans of up to 4x9 inch transparency/negatives. Well worth the money.
Since dICE, the scratch and dust part of the process, requires an IR
channel be used, the simple answer is it can't be used in scanners
without one. Also, ASF has indicated it is a pretty hands on process to
get everything working, as the characteristics of the firmware and
software need to be
For medium format I have been using an Epson 1640 and the resolution (1600 ppi) is not
ideal. The 2450 would be much better from the standpoint of resolution. However, I
get a
rather objectionable degree of noise and some posterization when scanning thick
negatives
and slightly underexposed
For serious results you need proper illumination as the manufacturers
sometimes provide.
There are some websites (don't know them offhand) that discuss use of
external lighting sources.
HP made a unit for 35mm slides to use with their flatbeds which
consisted of a triangular device with a
On Sat, 16 Feb 2002 20:43:32 -0800, you wrote:
Most people didn't like the results, but again there is a web site
(ditto on where it is) that shows you how to make one.
Use a good search engine and look up something like slide film adapter
for flatbed don't expect miracles in terms of the
