RE: filmscanners: Using Vuescan to scan prints

2001-02-19 Thread Shough, Dean
Ed Hamrick is smarter than the software developers employed by the scanner manufacturers. And he listens to his customers! Look for his comments on this list when he finishes his vacation.

RE: filmscanners: Using Vuescan to scan prints

2001-02-19 Thread Lynn Allen
Ed Hamrick is smarter than the software developers employed by the scanner manufacturers. And he listens to his customers! It would definitely be nice if we could A)clone Ed, or B)get more programmers to review The Filmscanners List. From my experience, Programmer Ed is "One Of A Kind," but

Re: filmscanners: Using Vuescan to scan prints

2001-02-19 Thread Arthur Entlich
Lynn Allen wrote: Ed Hamrick is smarter than the software developers employed by the scanner manufacturers. And he listens to his customers! It would definitely be nice if we could A)clone Ed, or B)get more programmers to review The Filmscanners List. 1) Either he is back, or

RE: filmscanners: Using Vuescan to scan prints

2001-02-16 Thread Edwin Eleazer
I use a HP 5200C flatbed, and the Vuescan is so much better and faster, that it's way past funny. HP is an excellent company, and even replaced my earlier model 5200 after the warranty expired at no cost to myself (not even shipping), but the included software is a joke. I had been using Vuescan

RE: filmscanners: Using Vuescan to scan prints

2001-02-16 Thread Roger Smith
At 6:07 PM -0500 2/16/01, Edwin Eleazer wrote: The improvement over the HP software was so amazing in terms of results, that I now have a whole new respect for the potential of this particular flatbed, scans from prints are often amazing in the level of detail. Edwin, I'm with you and