I have a Polaroid SprintScan 4000 slide scanner, and have been having lots
of trouble scanning a Kodak Gold 200 negative. Most of the scanning I've
done previously has been with Kodak Elite Chrome 200 slides and has mostly
worked fine. Polaroid does have a profile specifically for Kodak Gold 200
I have a Polaroid SprintScan 4000 scanner, and need to connect it to my
new computer, which runs Mandrake Linux 9.1 and Windows 2000. The output
from my scanner is SCSI, and I would like opinions about how best to
connect it to my computer. I could either get a SCSI card for my
computer and
Is anyone out there familiar with the new CanoScan FS4000US scanner? It
is the only under $1000 scanner ($829.99 was the lowest price I found on
www.pricewatch.com), so far as I am aware, that scans at 4000 dpi.
However, I'm having trouble figuring out the information about color depth
given on
I was wondering if anybody could comment on the relative quality of
Hewlett-Packard vs. Epson photo quality printers. I just heard from a
salesperson at a store that deals in both HP and Epson products that HP
printers are more trouble-free than Epson. Does this correspond to the
experience of
I was wondering if anyone has tried connecting a SCSI filmscanner to a
Macintosh without SCSI capability, but with firewire capability, using the
Orange Micro SCSI to firewire converter. Did it work well?
-Paul P.
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On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Armando A. Cottim wrote:
Hi guys.
Sorry for this question.
I notice that your posts are all so high leveled that I almost feel ashamed
for such a beginner's question but ... here it goes.
I 'm considering the acquisition of a scanner to scan slides for my magazine.
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Arthur Entlich wrote:
If you don't require SCSI interfacing and have a USB port, you may wish
to consider the Minolta Dimage Dual Scan II. Most people are quite
impressed with it, especially when used with VueScan, a third party
product selling for $40 US., and the
Given the high price of a good film scanner, it seems important to have a
workable plan for selling one's images, to recover some of those costs,
before making the investment. I would be interested to know about some of
the list members experiences in selling their photos. I take mostly
nature
I've just been reading some Nikon literature about their new scanners, and
I have some questions about the terminology. The ad states that the
coolscan IV ED yeilds 48 bit images (48 bits per pixel?). Later, it
states that the scanner has a color bit depth of 24 or 36 bits. What does
this
I'm a serious amateur photographer, and am considering purchasing a new
Macintosh computer for use in filmscanning and image processing, among
other things. I'm currently considering two machines, a Macintosh G3
powerbook (400Mhz, 10Gb), which is currently on sale for $1,800 (a good
price for a
On Sun, 28 Jan 2001, Michael Wilkinson wrote:
Hi Paul.
First priority to me would be the input device.
Once you have bought it will last years and still be making good scans
when you have gone through several computer upgrades.
Any computer, Mac or PC will do what you want with your digital
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