On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 06:06:16 -0700 Arthur Entlich ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> I realize you have a lot on your plate, but I was wondering; is there
> any way you can inform people that they are submitting virus laden mail?
> I know I would like to know if some was originating from me. Is the
What about all the talk about Nikon Scanner LED's being horrible with
silver based films?
>>> "" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/25/02 12:18AM >>>
> I am about to graduate from college and my parents want to buy me
a
> film scanner as a gift. I have about $800 (US) max to spend and
am
> looking for somet
> I am about to graduate from college and my parents want to buy me a
> film scanner as a gift. I have about $800 (US) max to spend and am
> looking for something that can handle cropping and enlarging (so
> higher DPI), good detail in slides and negs, and good black and white.
> Can anyone make
I am about to graduate from college and my parents want to buy me a
film scanner as a gift. I have about $800 (US) max to spend and am
looking for something that can handle cropping and enlarging (so
higher DPI), good detail in slides and negs, and good black and white.
Can anyone make a recomme
Hi everybody,
I though these news might be more interesting for this group than the
neverending debates like:
"Minolta ICE system cleans one bit of dust more Nikon, or viceversa"
Please check this:
http://www.dp-now.com/news/Mar2002/dpnnews166/dpnnews166.html
Titus
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Simon,
Once I got Silverfast and Insight into ps7 they work great. I don't think you'll have
a
problem.
Jim
Simon Lamb wrote:
> That is great news that the plug-ins work. Would my Insight 5.5.2 and
> Silverfast Ai 5.5 work as normal under PS7? I am concerned about the Piezo
> BW plug-in as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> So far, the only reference to the ss4000 Plus on dealers' websites is
just "coming soon" with a
> guestimate of cost between UKP 900-1000 (inc VAT). The price for the
4000tf is around the
> UKP800 mark, including a (Win98 compatible) Firewire card and Silverfas
Yes, exactly. He used color filters when shooting his exposures, used
dodging and burning, used toners, and at later times, used someone else
to print his work in the darkroom...
Heck, worst of all, he turned most of the world into black and white
Such deceit! Obviously, his prints can't b
Hi,
I know there are regular posts about the limited depth of field of the
LS4000 and one work around was to set the focus to some point
between the centre and the corner of the frame. (I believe this is
how Vuescan focusses by default on this scanner.)
Although I think most people accept this
Art wrote:
> How do the prices between the two products compare in Europe?
So far, the only reference to the ss4000 Plus on dealers' websites is just "coming
soon" with a
guestimate of cost between UKP 900-1000 (inc VAT). The price for the 4000tf is around
the
UKP800 mark, including a (Win98
Double-click on the gray eyedropper and you can pick the values you want for
the gray value in your image, be it 128-128-128 or any other setting.
Maris
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From: "Jerry Lodriguss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 12:40 AM
Subje
Arthur writes:
> Are you sure altering color balance isn't
> "cheating"? ;-)
That depends on the direction of the alteration. If you alter colors to
match real life, it's not cheating at all; if you alter them to create some
sort of departure from real life, it is "cheating" (with respect to
re
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I am starting with a 4000ppi image with the scan being the same size as the
> slide when I scan in Vuescan. When I print in PS I go to Image Size and then
> change the image size to, say 8x10 with image proportions constrained and
> change the resolution to 360 dp
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