Hey folks,
I know that this is kind of off topic, but I just got a Epson 1270, and am
wondering if the "fade" of the ink has been resolved. Are there any
solutions for preserving the ink if uncovered? My parents owned an art
supply store before the onslaught of the computer into the graphic
Good, that is.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Sumtingwong
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Subject: RE: How is the Kodak new RFS 3600 Scanner?
Saw it for sale on pcconnection.com for $1299. Looks goo
The real problem with this is that if someone wants the image, they will get
it no matter how much security is taken. My thinking is that if I make it
time intensive enough for the hacker to restore the image to the original, I
have won. It is always easier to breach security than to enforce
I am a little confused here. "...After processing all films have an image
formed
by organic dyes..." How is this possible? And where can I read up on it??
Thanks,
Spencer Stone
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what kind of peculiarities are you talking about? The main difference is
that Kodachrome dyes are
Just got one from BH. So far, I am very impressed. All the color negs and
reversal that I have put through it have turned out beautifully without a
hint of color correction in photoshop. I am afraid, though, that they
slacked a little on their black and white film profiles to get this thing to
I have yet to test this. I do have some uncut rolls and a real job that
interferes with my scanning time.
As soon as I figure this out, I will post it.
Spencer Stone
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No problem.
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Thanks this is good news to me, I am rally inept when
Hallelujah!!
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: RE:scientific method
In the beginning, there was nothing. And God said, "Let there be
Hello,
I am not Dan, but I just got the 3600 and I have had no major problems to
speak of. I hope that this may be of assistance...
The souding of the scanner I take with a grain of salt. It doesn't sound
great, but I got kind of used to the sound when I started out with the
Dimage Scan Dual.
Hey folks,
I have left a couple of my Epson 1270 prints made on some of the newer
heavyweight paper out in the hot and humid Hawaii weather for the last
couple of weeks, and have not experienced any color fade or shift
whatsoever. Anybody with the same results, or is this a fluke?
Spencer
Rob,
The paper that I am using is the "new" Glossy Photo paper by Epson. Sorry,
I don't have the cat # handy, but it is of much heavier weight than the
older paper. A funny story here, my wife mistakenly put some of my AGFA RC
paper in the printer and printed out some pix on it. I was
Maxtor recalled some drives not too long ago... I had one of their drives
that was not on the list and was having MUCH trouble with it. I would spend
a little more money and get a 7200 or better RPM drive, and go with an IBM.
They are very well rated.
Spencer Stone
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Dave,
I just happen to be the owner of both (well almost) of those scanners. I
have the older Dimage Scan Dual, which I was very happy with. The Kodak
scanner has been worth every penny that I paid for it, so far...
The scans from the Kodak are great. The software is kind of buggy at times;
that. I'm very happy with with the scanner otherwise.
Accurate color, sharp images, no color corrections, it's a keeper.
P.S. I have not had any computer lockups bad enough to cause a reboot. I
have had to uninstall and re-install once or twice though.
Dan Kimble
Sumtingwong wrote:
Dave,
I just
Dave,
I don't know if I would really agree with you here. The software writers
must write the software to be usable on several different windows platforms
(98, ME, and 2000) and have no clue what is on each individuals computer.
It would take a looong time to test all the possible
Re-wash them with some photoflo and hang to dry in a dust free place. It is
probably the safest way to do it.
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Dave,
I have the Kodak unit and it will feed strips no problem, but you will have
to improvise on how the film is held outside the scanner--this could be a
major problem with a roll of 100 ft. For mine, I put the scanner on a high
enough surface so that the film touches nothing on the way in or
The Kodak unit does not have an IR channel. I can answer questions about my
experience with this scanner if you like. You are more thatn welcime to
contact me off list if you would like some examples.
Spencer Stone
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it to the
Polaroid SprintScan? How about a short critque - pros and cons.
Thanks,
Bob Marin
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: Do any scanners have
I have been roped into doing the same thing. Once. The saddest part about
it was that had I charged a fee in addition to the materials, the newly wed
wife would have been satisfied!!! So much for favors...
Jerry wrote re weddings:
We are lately wrestling with mixed feelings: we like to take
Bob,
I have one address for you: Ebay.com. I have seen scanners that are years
old on there go for ridiculous prices. Let the bidders establish the market
price; some of the items I have seen there are going for more than street
prices. I guess bidder mentality, or the water... Anyway, make
Ray,
Were you able to compare a 2880 scan printed with the Fuji system? The
conclusion you draw seems to be a bit hasty. : )
Spencer Stone
Bob:
I had an interesting experience the other day. I had a 35mm slide
printed(8x10) by the Fuji Frontier 370 system. The Fuji system is
apparently 5000
Ray,
I have heard that printing on the 1270 at 240 dpi will yield the best
results. Have you tried this?
Spencer
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Some great shots!
Spencer Stone
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: [OFF] problem with image brightness
Does everyone here embed sRGB
A law was just passed here in the US that makes a digital signature (i.e.
email) good in court.
Spencer Stone
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Any chance of making this a PS plug-in?
Spencer Stone
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: VueScan 6.6 Available
It sounds like you
I would have to do more research on this. A well informed friend told me
about it at work. I do believe that it is now part of the U.S. Code,
though.
Spencer Stone
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off the check or their data entry when you do not have any hard copy
(original cancelled check, photocopy of the check, or photograph of the
check in hand to back up your claim?
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And this is the beautiful thing about the paperless office--the delete key.
;)
Spencer Stone
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: Re:
I picked up a cheapo 17" at CompUSA for $149 less a $50 rebate. Brand
new!!!
Spencer Stone
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My advise: get two 17" displays right now if you can; otherwise, get the
best 17" you can + a cheap 14" and use this one to store your palettes.
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Have a good day!
Raymond Carles
I will have to agree with this. I have yet to make a coaster with my Yamaha
as well. Great piece of hardware.
Spencer Stone
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I have the original Scan Dual, and if the II is anything like it, you have
made a very good choice. A great value and good to learn with.
Spencer Stone
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Noel,
I don't think that you would have any problems upgrading your PC. The best
thing to do is go on the net and see if the hardware that you own has
upgraded drivers for the OS that you want to upgrade to. Windows also
includes many of the drivers for older pieces of hardware.
As for the
which I size first, then do
UnsharpMask as
the very last step.
Mike M.
Sumtingwong wrote:
Noel,
I don't think that you would have any problems upgrading your PC. The
best
thing to do is go on the net and see if the hardware that you own has
upgraded drivers for the OS that you want to upgrade
I am also running Win ME, and I average about 2 mins per scan on a home
built AMD K6II 450.
Spencer
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Subject: Re: filmscanners:
Dave,
I bought one after I learned on the original Scan Dual. I think that it is
a great scanner. The software seems to be a little buggy at times, but it
works for me. A lot of features, and the ability to scan a whole roll at
one time. I have not had to make any color corrections in PS
This is a great way to get around buying a large format! Great link.
Spencer
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Sadly to say, it is not supported yet for this scanner. I am still willing
to loan mine, Ed? ;)
Spencer Stone
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I
would have to disagree with this. I own the Kodak, and am very happy with
it. The software works fine for me. I have found it to be a little
buggy at times, but it also has some great features. I am happy with my
purchase. A little experience with what can and cannot be done while
I have put roughly 500 negs through mine, most in rolls of 36. It will not
choke on the 37th, you just have to start over: pre-scan the frame (if you
want), and then scan away. At full resolution, it takes about 75 minutes to
do a roll on a home built AMD K6II 450 Mhz with 384 megs. I use the
you don't have to be so rude, it was just a question, even if this isn;t the
place to send it. Your parents certainly knew what they were doing when
they named you DICK.
Spencer's wife
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Try some other sellers of this scanner on E-bay. Last time I looked, there
seemed to be quite a few.
Hope this helps...
Spencer Stone
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Photoshop will automatically generate html for your pics. It is very easy
to do as well. Under the File Automate Web Photo Gallery in PS 6.
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Honestly, I don't really pay attention to the speed anymore. Right now,
I don't even have a USB 2.0 connection. I put all the stuff to be
dumped on the external drive in a directory and move it when I go to
bed. Sorry...
Spencer Stone
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