I've learned from experience to always keep the number with
the plus sign, even when not batch scanning. Easier to
remove the number if you don't want it then to have to
rescan. Of course some people may not be as stupid or
forgetful as me. . .
--
John Matturri
words and images:
Yes, but the Kodak image in Grand Central Station could only be viewed from very far
away, not unlike a
billboard, whereas at National Geographic you could walk right up to them, and view
the photos up close and
personal in all their glory.
Did Geographic go through all sorts of machinations
I know Kodak did this some years back with an image in Grand Central
Station in NYC which was just huge. I believe it was made from a series
of 35mm Kodachromes (it was a very long image), but it was just amazing.
I also know of a number of exhibits where 35mm frames were used to
produce
When I visit my local processor he has an imaging camera which displays
a colour or B W negative as a positive image on a monitor. This
appears to be a much more convenient and quicker way of previewing negs
than using a scanner preview.
How does this equipment manage to make a colour positive
The markings in the borders of film are exposed during the manufacturing
process, and they are pretty consistent when they leave the factory
although they would vary based upon how the emulsion batch responds.
The problem is that they don't stay that way. Besides mild alterations
due to film
When I visit my local processor he has an imaging camera which displays
a colour or B W negative as a positive image on a monitor. This
appears to be a much more convenient and quicker way of previewing negs
than using a scanner preview.
How does this equipment manage to make a colour
Hi,
Another dumb question .
What do I type into the default folder , for where the scans are to be sent
on a Mac running OS 9.2.1 ?
If I type in Mac OS 9.2 ( the name of my primary HD ,into the Default Folder
box ) then VueScan outputs to there ok. However I have a folder in there
called
Hello,
I have a CreoScitex scanner with attached a, Apple G4 Silver 733 with OS 9.2.1 and 1GB
of ram; I noticed that the internal HD is a slow 5400rpm UltraAta HD; question: since
I work only with Photoshop and my images are about 60mb in size and I just have to
open and save them during the
Bill ,
I've finally sorted what it was ( I must be stupid ) , I tried VueScan with
all periphs powered up ( and all Nikon extensions disabled ) .
VueScan saw the Umax ok but not the Nikon .
I then put one of the adapters into the Nikon and Bingo all ok.
Have re-tried with just the Nikon
When I visit my local processor he has an imaging camera which displays
a colour or B W negative as a positive image on a monitor. This
appears to be a much more convenient and quicker way of previewing negs
than using a scanner preview.
How does this equipment manage to make a colour positive
On the files tab, be sure to use a number (it can be a name and number or just a
number), and, MOST IMPORTANTLY, be sure you have a plus sign after the number and just
before the .tif or .jpg
It's the plus sign after the number that saves the scans sequentially and prevents
accidental
The Grand Central Station transparencies were made from large format originals. Some were shot with 9 x 18 inch aerial cameras; the one featuring the U.S. Navy "Blue Angels" flying formation over (I forget -- it was either Niagara Falls or Mt. Rushmore), for example. That one was the subject of a
On Sat, 10 Nov 2001 11:02:32 -0600, you wrote:
It's the plus sign after the number that saves the scans sequentially and prevents
accidental overwrites.
Thanks, Maris. Vuescan advances the numerical value automatically?
Ken Durling
Photo.net portfolio:
As long as the plus sign is present, yes it does.
If the plus sign is not present it will overwrite. Don't ask me why - it's Ed's way
of doing it. :-)
Maris
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From: Ken Durling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 11:46 AM
On Sat, 10 Nov 2001 12:08:34 -0600, you wrote:
As long as the plus sign is present, yes it does.
If the plus sign is not present it will overwrite. Don't ask me why - it's Ed's way
of doing it. :-)
Super! Thanks Maris.
Ken Durling
Photo.net portfolio:
Eric--
Try Mac OS 9.2:Photos
or Mac OS 9.2/Photos
Note the : vs the / used to join the folder name to the hard disk name.
--Bill
At 3:47 PM + 10-11-01, Eric Calderwood wrote:
Hi,
Another dumb question .
What do I type into the default folder , for where the scans are to be
Hi Andrea--
First allocate around 300MB to Photoshop and see if this
significantly reduces the amount of disk accesses. The logic here is
that Photoshop needs working space (for each image you have open?) of
about 3 times the image size, plus it needs space for its code to
run, plus any
I would recommend to buy a U-160 SCSI ... from e-bay ... I have just done
this to integrate the other 3 U-160 I have and I have bought for 102US $ a
18GB IBM 1 rpm brand new under warranty.
A 36GB 1rpm also IBM U-160 is rated for 170 US $ ...
Sincerely.
Ezio
www.lucenti.com
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