I have returned my Epson Perfection 1200U Photo scanner and will
be buying a new scanner. I know that a film scanner is the way to
go for scanning negatives and transparencies but I also need a
flatbed scanner. Since most of my transparencies and negatives I
scan are medium format and larger
Here's one I haven't seen very-well-addressed on the List before:
grain-aliasing on Ektachrome. Does it/can it exist? Oh, yes. I just ran
headlong into a real beauty!
The photo was shot at Disneyland, with the Matterhorn (a roller-coaster
ride, at D'land) in the background. Same scenario as I've
Hi
My 2-weeks old Minolta Dimage Scan Dula II has following problem.
"HOLDER NOT SET PROPERLY ERROR = 36" message box comes.
After getting this error anything of the following may happen
a) When I switch off the scanner, my PC gets rebooted.
b) Normally I will not be able scan but if I
Just a guess; but have you checked with Minolta to make sure that you have
the most recent Win2K compatible driver. I would chek the Minolta web site.
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Ok. Although they are a pain to try and contact, I would call Minolta about
your problem. I would also recheck your SCSI card's seating in the slot as
well as your termination settings and SCSI ID setting.
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Hi!
I use Vuescan (www.hamrick.com/vsm.html) with my Minolta Dimage Scan Multi, I
recommended it to a friend who has a Scan Dual II, and he was very
satisfied.You may as well try Vuescan. Ed Hamrick, the author of Vuescan, is
very helpful.
Regards
Erik
n Tuesday 17 April 2001 23:00, you
Lynn wrote:
so in reflective color. Result: another poorly-exposed slide that looks
fine on a projection screen, not-so-great on a 2700ppi scan.
Lynn, what scanner are you using? An Acer I think?
Rob
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The following was posted on the digital-finearts (Yahoo) list. You may find
it of interest.
(Re: [digital-fineart] Report from Seybold)
There is a Photoshop plugin available now that helps to reduce grain and
digital noise. It is called Quantum Mechanic Lite, and I have used it
with some
on 4/17/01 4:00 PM, Laurie Solomon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok. Although they are a pain to try and contact, I would call Minolta about
your problem. I would also recheck your SCSI card's seating in the slot as
well as your termination settings and SCSI ID setting.
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Lynn: I ran into a similar situation with what looked like flyspecks all over 3
images in a roll I had developed. They were shot from a beach looking across a
bay in the the early evening with the sun at 2 o'clock. The camera was angled
just enough to prevent lens flare. My solution was to
My error; I have confused two different posts. I thought I was responding
to the post that involved the Minolta Scan Multi. I apologize if my
response cause further confusion.
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Sent: Tuesday,
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