of files
created with VueScan. What can I do to make them show up?
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
P.S.
When I finally buy a MF film scanner, this will most probably be the Minolta
Multi Pro, but since it's said to work poorly with negatives, I have no
choice but use VueScan. I hope that my that time
? ;-)
I'm interested in most straightforward and effective method of calibrating
my system, without resorting to expensive hard- or software.
I do not intend to clutter this list with unnecessary OT mails so if you can
give link to sites devoted to this topic, this will me ok for me.
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Tomasz
not to ask you anymore about "what to choose" ! ;-)
Anyway, coming back to my initial question: will I get good neg scan from
Minolta Multi Pro?
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that neither acetate nor pergamin sleeves should be
used as the are not archival. Polyethylen or polypropylen are better and
Mylar is the best.
I'm looking for reasonable advices. I don't want to follow the route "but
the most expensive material and you're on the safe side".
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
to enable using longer strips?
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
To Ed Hamrick:
Do you plan to support Minolta Dimage Scan Elite II with VueScan?
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.
What's your opinion (about cleaning and scanner choice).
Best regards
Tomasz Zakrzewski
P.S.
I'd choose Canon FS4000 but I made a test and it exagerrates even minor film
imperfections, much more than Nikons and Microteks. Also FARE does strange
things sometimes.
scanner yet.
Your comments would be grately appreciated.
Best regards
Tomasz Zakrzewski
to dry for
too much or too long?
What can I do now? Will simple weighing with books suffice? Should I
increase humidityin my room? (at the moment I have 35% humidity due to
heating with radiators). What else can I do?
Best regards
Tomasz Zakrzewski
I used the word 'curl' which I'm not sure is correct.
My filmstrips are bended in the direction from top to bottom of the frame,
not from 1st frame to 6th.
Tomasz
to the film
material?
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ICE. On some of my negs Canon
made strange things like erasing not only dust but also some details of the
image, adding treaks of color and posterizing colors.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
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recently tested Nikon 4000ED / Canon FS4000U and chose Nikon as the better
machine. Now I only have to compare Nikon to Polaroid or rather Microtek
ArtixScan 4000T which is available in good price in my country, unlike Pola.
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consider buying the Polaroid since in Poland, where I live, they're
too expensive and service is not available. But Microteks 4000T are
available, I only don't know how they compare to Nikons and Canons.
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effects are achieved although both types of film use dye clouds.
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work will be presented in separate passepartouts
and sets of them will be archived in special portfolio boxes.
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have lower
saturation, etc.
Are all those qualities preserved during the conversion to positive image
and can I still recognize those characteristics of a particular emulsion or
do I get only "averaged" results?
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Multi Pro review seems to have disappeared
from the www.imaging-resource.com site. Do you know if they withdrew it?
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
highlights of about Dmax
1,7.
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exclusively with FH-3 film strip holder if I bought
4000ED. I don't know if similar holder is shipped with 8000ED but that'd be
my choice as well.
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uld weight on my choice of a 4000dpi filmscanner.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
I would be grateful is somebody helped me to find the way to get information
from Minolta about the possibility to scan 120 strips with the Dimage Scan
Multi Pro scanner.
There's no contact e-mail addres on the Minolta/Dimage site.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
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strips? From the
pictures on the Minolta site it's not clear, but it seems that a special
Multi Format Attachement would allow this.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
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, since MF images are also negatives which are kept in sleeves and
not only slides in frames.
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Isaac Crawford wrote:
It is because there is no longer any money to be made on 35mm
equipment.
As well as on digital video cameras, computers, domestic appliances.
That's the economy of today, sadly.
Tomasz Zakrzewski
using ZIP compression the file was 95MB-that doesn't surprise me as I
know .tif files don't compress well. But 125MB! :-) I didn't expect that.
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that neither Epson nor Agfa are good enough for
scanning negatives. The denser parts of the emulsion are too big a barrier
for the CCD elements of the scanners. It results in lack of details in white
areas.
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"jerks" (I'm afraid I'm afraid I might not find the proper word).
My simple question is: is it the monitor or rather the graphic card at
fault?
My monitor is LG Flatron 795FT Plus my graphic card, hmm... don't know, some
card is Riva TNT2 M64 32MB AGP.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
Tony Sleep wrote:
How filmscanners get away with negatives exposed in tungsten halogen
light?
Is it
coorrectable
as in standard photographic process?
Yes, only better. And flourescents. Wonderful! :)
Really good news! :-)
Tomasz Zakrzewski
that at
printing stage I get quite neutral black, not blueish. Unfortunately this
can pose a problem when scanning as I need a really good scanner to expose
the dense highlights in my negs without noise.
Hope that Nikon 4000/ IV ED is up to the task.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
exposed
in tungsten lighting is totally lemon yellow on the scan. Is it coorrectable
as in standard photographic process?
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
online portfolio
www.zakrzewski.art.pl
flatbed with 2400dpi. It is
enough to observe that Canon doesn't mention dmax and this is enough for me
to conclude that they don't tell you the whole thruth.
Spec-inflation. Nothing more.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
it.
If I were to choose between sharpness and noise levels I'd choose sharpness.
But I have to state once again that I don't wkon what's the effect and
visibility of noise in real life pictures on photographic paper or from an
ink-jet.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
From my experience I can tell that it's better for most negatives (bw and
color) to expose 1/3 stop more than the ISO rating. You're always on te
safer side when the exposure meter makes a mistake. And by looking at the
negatives, the a little denser ones appear "better" to me.
Tomasz Zakrzewski
(flatbed) and there's no SilverFast for
this scanner.
But since the HDR version is not Twain related, it can be used with every
scanner, hence my question.
Another issue is the cost of a separately bought scanning software.
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Tomasz Zakrzewski
esigned film scanner in the $ 2000 price
range?
Right now my conclusion is that the home filmscannig technology is still
immature.
And the flatbed technology? A huge gap between what's promised and what's in
real life.
Tomasz Zakrzewski
swers with great interest.
Tomasz Zakrzewski
, England
8-10 Megapixels=35mm format.
Hmm. 35mm enlarged to 4x6" or 8x10"? Or bigger?
Tomasz Zakrzewski
value of the monitor within
Photoshop (currently I have 1.8, changed for a while to 2.2 and then the
pictures looked equally dark as in IE 5.0.)
Tomasz Zakrzewski
-processing).
A lot of application for a high-quality scanner.
But do some of you have the idea to switch to digital for everyday
photography? That would seem strange to me.
Tomasz Zakrzewski
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Trivial question:
What exactly look jaggies like? (in case of LS-30)?
Tomasz Zakrzewski
Do Nikon filmscanners come with special colour profiles for scanning
different colour negatives? Somebody told they don't. In that case, how can
I automatically remove the orange mask?
What about the new Nikon scanners?
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Nikon. Preferably with 4000dpi, and
Nkon-specific dust removing feature. That was simply wishful thinking :-)
BTW when is Nikon going to produce such a machine? Any 'insiders" on the
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Is there an update of Tony Sleep's page on scanners somewhere on the net?
I mean new models of scanners, like Microtek ArtixScan 4000t or new Minolta
models tested with the Kodak transparency?
Tomasz Zakrzewski
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anybody know anything about this scanner? What price to expect, when on
sale?
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