I'm curious if there are list members who made the step to upgrade
from the FS2710 and to what. I'm overall quite pleased with the 2710,
and feel that I've put in a lot of time learning how to get the most
from it. I'm sure others probably experienced the same thing.
I'm interested to know
I have a Canoscan FS2710 used with Pent. 2 and Win 98SE. I am
considering upgrading to Win XP. Canon does not appear to
support this scanner for XP.
I also have VueScan. I assume I should be able to operate the
scanner using VueScan under XP. Beyond the notice on VueScan
site that I may need
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 21:13:36 +0200 Salinger Igor ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Has anyone experienced problems using (relatively) new series of FUJI
Superia negatives incorporating 4th color layer - 100/200/400 ASA
speed? I
had decent results using FS2710/Canoscan with older FUJI films,
Hi all,
Has anyone experienced problems using (relatively) new series of FUJI
Superia negatives incorporating 4th color layer - 100/200/400 ASA speed? I
had decent results using FS2710/Canoscan with older FUJI films, even with
some no-name local products, however, with new films results seem
Ok - my ever reliable Canon FS2710 seems to have
developed a hardware problem and Im wondering
if the cost of fixing etc is worth it. Ive only
done about 1500 scans with it.
Basically it powers up ok, and passes diagnostics
in the CanoScan software, Vuescan recognises it,
and does calibration
Did anyone sort out whay the FS2710 was producing such a washed out scan
when using Vuescan?
Neville
Not another one... I presume you are scanning negs. Colin Maddock and myself
have been in contact discussing the same problem but Ed doesn't seem to
think there is one.
I recently downloaded
I have this exact same problem with my Minolta Scan Dual II. I can get to a
pretty good 'crop' image in Vuescan but the raw scans are generally very
washed out.
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In a message dated 5/30/2001 1:08:12 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have this exact same problem with my Minolta Scan Dual II. I can get to a
pretty good 'crop' image in Vuescan but the raw scans are generally very
washed out.
The raw scans are in gamma 1.0 space, not gamma 2.2 space
I'm using a PC and only tried it on negs, I tried Vuescan many versions ago and
it was great can't remember what version worked well but it hasn't been very
good for a few version now, I'd just given up on it and try a new version now
and again only to find it hasn't improved, thought it may
Did anyone sort out whay the FS2710 was producing such a washed out scan
when using Vuescan?
Well, it might have in the past, but using the latest version 7.0.24 on negs,
I get a good full range of levels from say 5 - 250 on the scan straight out
of VueScan, using default black and white
Did anyone sort out whay the FS2710 was producing such a washed out scan
when using Vuescan?
Neville Paintin asked:
Did anyone sort out whay the FS2710 was producing such a washed out scan
when using Vuescan?
Well, it might have in the past, but using the latest version 7.0.24 on negs, I get a
good full range of levels from say 5 - 250 on the scan straight out of VueScan, using
In general, how grainy are negs from the FS2710 compared with the Polaroid
and Nikon 35mm scanners?
thanks
Andy Darlow
At 03:18 PM 1/17/01 -0800, you wrote:
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 1:42 PM
Subject:
How you achieve this? In CanonScan dpi box you can't put anything more than
2999?
Sal
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From: Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 3:58 PM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: FS2710 questions: speed/blue
channelnoise/resolution
How you achieve this? In CanonScan dpi box you can't put anything more than
2999?
Sal
Hi Sal
Accessing the Canoscan plug-in through Photoshop I can set the Resolution
slider to a max dpi of 5440. In the preferences I can set a custom dpi (max
5440, 200%) to appear in the drop down
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000 23:16:34 +0100 Salinger Igor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
- resolution: I understand that 2720dpi is max optical resolution, however,
I experimented by putting 2999 (max allowed dpi value) and can't notice
much, if any degradation of sharpness/detail caused by
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000 23:16:34 +0100 Salinger Igor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
- resolution: I understand that 2720dpi is max optical resolution, however,
I experimented by putting 2999 (max allowed dpi value) and can't notice
much, if any degradation of sharpness/detail caused by
tried connecting FS2710 with pc via SCSI-USB or even
SCSI-LPT adapters? Does it work? What's transfer speed?
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From: Robert Logan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2000 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: FS2710 questions
Dear List,
I noticed big decline is speed of scanning since I purchased Canon FS2710
some two weeks ago, especialy notable in high-res scans. When I got the
scanner it was fairly fast, however, it now takes some time to scan full
frame @ 2720 dpi. I know my system is rather slow and misses an
for the next and
subsequent frames that you scan.
Regards Chris McBrien.
- Original Message -
From: "Salinger Igor" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2000 8:58 AM
Subject: filmscanners: FS2710 questions
Dear List,
I noticed big declin
however what bothers me is that
despite more or less same amount of free space on HDD for Win or PS swap
scaning goes slower and slower.
Have you tried defragging your hard disk? And how much space have you got?
Regards
Tony Sleep
http://www.halftone.co.uk - Online portfolio exhibit; +
I noticed big decline is speed of scanning since I purchased Canon FS2710
some two weeks ago, especialy notable in high-res scans. When I got the
scanner it was fairly fast, however, it now takes some time to scan full
frame @ 2720 dpi. I know my system is rather slow and misses an big
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