Hello Art--
Yes we do get a lot of comments about our name. This is a fun place to work,
and I enjoy what I do.
I can't help but notice that you do love your Polaroid! ;) I should have
looked closer at your message. I didn't mean to imply that the Acer/Benq was
superior to your Polaroid. I was r
Hi Folks..
recently I posted a question regarding the term "Dynamic Range" -- what
it means in the context of film
scanners? How is this derived -- is it based on the gray-scale
histogram? Is it used consistently from one
manufacturer to an other.
A connected question is that I am about to step
That would be great, but I experienced problems with FilmGet also in
black-white point settings, and that means losing information that Vuescan
couldn't restore.
Alessandro Pardi
One day I'll have a website.
Until then, you
David,
Maybe there's a potential for consulting here. You could consult with
companies on how to do customer service in this age of the internet. I've
been on the internet since since before the www and I've seen few other
companies do as good a job participating in newsgroups, mailing lists, e
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002 22:18:53 -0800 ThomasH ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I am very surprised about this estimate.
>
> Isn't that rather so that Firewire is by _magnitudes_ faster?
Yerse, but the limiting factor is the scanner's ability to generate,
process and shovel data, not the interface. Abo
Arthur Entlich wrote:
In my haste, I made a few errors which made reading this difficult:
It should read:
> If you can get a SS4000 for a good price, I would grab it. It was,
> and is, a great scanner. Both units are supported by Silverfast,
> both units can use the full features of Insig
