Polaroid suggests the use of Adaptec products and will offer technical
support.
I have the Adaptec AIC 7850 and Win XP has no problems with it. The
scanner needs a 50 pin Centronics M or DB-25M connector.
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Doesn't the SS4000 come bundled with a SCSI card?
I thought it did (but could be mistaken) as I have one
here still in the package that I've never used as I had
SCSI built in to my Mac. Unless it came with my CDRW, I'm
pretty sure it came with my scanner (man, aging is hell).
It is an Advansys
The SS4000 did originally come with a SCSI card but Polaroid stopped
including it at some point. I got one of the last ones and it didn't have
the card and their installation instructions were modified to reflect that
change.
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I recently bought a Minolta Dimage Scan Multi Pro film scanner for
scanning 35mm panoramic negatives. I didn't find the standard film
carriers to be too good, so I've adapted a 35mm glassless carrier to
accept the longer panoramic negatives from my Noblex (which has the same
size frame as a
When scanning high contrast Velvia transparencies, I am seeing detail loss
in the shadows along with areas that just look muddy brown. I understand
what causes detail loss from shadows with high contrast films but I am
unclear what causes the muddy appearance. When I view the image at 100%
level
Stan,
Can you post an image somewhere on the web? Or send me an image (not
too big) at
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Regards,
Pat Cullinan, Jr.
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When scanning high contrast Velvia transparencies, I am seeing detail loss
in the shadows along with areas that just look muddy
on 9/6/02 5:02 PM, Bernie Kubiak at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On September 4th I got an email from BH saying they had the 2200 in
stock. I ordered one that morning and they confirmed shipping my order
that night. On the 5th the website indicated the unit was out of stock.
FedEx says its on
