job, Dave! That is more than anyone could have expected. Polaroid got
job openings? I would love to work with dedicated people like you.
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available for PC installation ?
Drives exist with DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, and DVD+RW that are worth the expense if
you are archiving large numbers of images. Check out Philips' DVD+RW
offering, or HP's.
Are they worth the expense ?
YMMV.
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is on both process and specific
film.
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?
Actually, LaCie has been around since the beginning of time, making
reasonably competitive products throughout their business career. Their main
website is at http://www.lacie.com/.
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horizontal threads to align the vertical ones giving you your dot pitch. I
never notice them because I know why they are there and have tuned them out
as white noise. I would rather have a superior monitor with two
imperceivable horizontal lines than a poor monitor without.
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problems. I still have the box, so that if there are problems, I have some
recourse. Still, if I do have problems...
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substance. I have read a lot of their stuff trying to
resolve which scanner to buy, and the occasional spurt of information on
this list easily outdoes the entire website there. Kind of like reading
Consumer Reports in the U.S. ...
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is the model number, and the SooperCoolScan 2000 is the product name.
It is so much easier to address the product by the product number that it
has caught on even in ads.
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http://www.nikonusa.com/usa_product/product.jsp?cat=7grp=705productNr=9295
on 11/20/01 2:26 PM, Bill Fernandez at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 9:44 AM -0500 20-11-01, Bruce Kinch wrote:
Perhaps it's worth noting that Kodak now provides curved field
projection lenses as standard for normal (cardboard, presumably)
mounted slides in their Carousel projectors, but
I thought to be true from a web article I
had read.
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and had its jumper set for master.
With two disks, you would be correct; but in this case, the two disks are
going to act as one, so both must be set to be masters.
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away.
And, yes, (I don't mean to sound obnoxious) I also know PCI very, very well
too.
Funny, it seems like I was sounding obnoxious in return. It must be
contagious!
;-)
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to both as if they are one disc.
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the
master controller.
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on 11/11/01 10:21 PM, Austin Franklin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the limit of a 32bit PCI bus at 133MHz (but still in the limits of an
Adaptec 29160 controller)
The standard PCI bus is 33 MHz (or 66MHz), NOT 133MHz. Perhaps you mean
132M BYTES/sec? Even at that, you can't get near %80
effectively, both (or all) drives should
ideally be of the same make and model, as even caching algorythims play a
part. You can make RAID work with less than equal matches, but at a lost of
capacity and speed, usually more than negating the advantage of RAID.
Jim Snyder
on 11/11/01 8:54 PM, Rob Geraghty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul wrote:
PS Can someone confirm for me that all this discussion of IDE RAID is
irrelevent
to Mac users? Are there IDE RAID solutions for Mac?
I only know of SCSI RAID solutions (Adaptec, etc.)
Jim Snyder
.
Dang! I think you are right. Old age isn't creeping any more; it is at full
gallop! Sorry for the bum data, folks.
Jim Snyder
:
Thanks, where is this powder available.
The powder is called Psilium powder, and is a transparent spore of the
Psilium Lycopodum. I do not know who sells it, but this will help track it
down.
Jim Snyder
.
Regards,
Lloyd
- Original Message -
From: Jim Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: OT: Monitor Purchase
- Original Message -
From: Lloyd O'Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My experience with monitors
F520. I doubt your
local store will carry a quality monitor.
Jim Snyder
on 9/20/01 2:18 PM, Hemingway, David J at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any Mac users considering purchasing a SS4000??
David
I am, but I also am building a PC to do the scans with. My timeframe for
purchase should match the entry of the 'next' SS4000 due out soon.
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completed only once?
Let me tell you about the quality of repairs that I have been getting on my
'95 Camaro Z28 here in sunny Columbus...
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in 72
point font and bold.
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I being
overly cautious?
Canned air is easy to be safe with. Before aiming at film, fire a burst
away from the film to guarantee a clean path through the nozzle/tube/etc. It
isn't as wasteful as having to clean a negative/slide later...
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might have said on
the label (or was too busy to read). I don't even remember if the product
was official, or just a local fix applied by the lab owner.
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surfaces just far enough apart to prevent the
pressure banding.
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have damaged the MB? I
should
point out that the MB I put back was also a Gigabyte, but it was a Pentium III
GA-BX2000.
Actually, it sounds more like the battery died. A stop at the local computer
store for a battery may do the trick.
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referring
to JPEG...
;-)
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an informed buying decision. For more on DVD+RW, see the following sites:
http://www.dvdrw.com/
http://www.sony.co.jp/en/Products/DataMedia/products/DVD_plusRW/index.html
There are other sites, but these will give you the flavor.
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this was not a lightly done decision...
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from a Celeron
533 with 288MB RAM. Using Vuescan and PSP is definitely significantly
faster.
The question I would have to ask is whether it is the NT at work, ao the
cheap boxes your company buys. There are a lot of unstable boards out
there...
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Format. 120 film.
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in a Photoflo
type solution and gently remove debris, but at high risk.
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Hz...
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and capturing a
different gamut.
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on 6/6/01 1:30 AM, Arthur Entlich at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim Snyder wrote:
on 6/5/01 7:01 AM, Larry Berman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just read in PC World Magazine (July issue page 58) that there is going
to be a shortage of CDRW's and prices will triple this summer
.
Jim Snyder
on 5/21/01 11:29 PM, Tim Atherton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can get it off the website - can find the url right now. If you need it
I'll hunt it down
on 5/21/01 12:16 PM, PAUL GRAHAM at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Realised my past posting was confusing:
Does anyone have
. I just have the spyder!
thanks, and please send any mail off-list,
paul
Howgood is the Spyder/OptiCal setup and where do you get it? I am switching
from Mac to PC and need new tools.
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Macintosh interface and denying that it is a copy. Apple copied the ideas
for a mouse, the GUI interface, and more, but there was no denial of where
the ideas came from (somehow better). All shades of gray...
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ction"
One possibility could be that you plugged it in while the Mac was on and the
Minolta was on and fried the I/O chip. A 'friend' did this for me once with
a Tectronics printer. Do you remember if both were turned off?
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et another off-topic post ...
Ignore him; he is just flame-bait...
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American who did not vote for any Bush
and greatest operating
system from Microsoft.
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rustration at the volume of off-topic messages as I
did. It is not so much that off topic messages exist, as the volume of off
topic messages received in one day that frustrated me.
Jim Snyder
on 3/22/01 11:46 AM, Chris McBrien at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim Snyder,
does that mean we should join a news group for flatbed
scanners, one for film scanners, one for monitors, one for photoshop
problems and so on. Your 140 mesages per day would soon become 500
odd.
I don't think
and raving as if he were the list
owner rather than a guest.
He is what is called flame bait. His only reason for joining the list is to
cause problems. Either Tony will ban him, or he will get bored once people
stop responding to him.
Jim Snyder
Mike Kersenbrock wrote:
Jim Snyder wrote:
But, a properly designed program usually uses speed keys for the buttons
anyway, and location is not a concern. I have yet to meet many users that
don't recohgnize the efficiencies picked up by shortcuts, aliases, and speed
keys. Even
Lynn Allen wrote:
I know every List Member's mailbox is overflowing (mine is), so I apologize
for 3 posts of the same msg. My ISP/mailbox- service had a brief nervous
breakdown.
I wondered about that. Usually I only see doubled messages when something goes
haywire. Three was unusual.
Jim
gned program usually uses speed keys for the buttons
anyway, and location is not a concern. I have yet to meet many users that
don't recohgnize the efficiencies picked up by shortcuts, aliases, and speed
keys. Even the function keys can be programmed to handle the tabs.
Jim Snyder, Software Engineer
ectionable, but are publishers
really likely to?
It is vignetting, but can also be caused by light falloff at the edges of the
lens.
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mean the
meaning
is as narrow as the new connotations.
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photoscientia wrote:
"Without deviation from the norm, no progress is possible."
Frank Zappa
"The most common element in the universe isn't Hydrogen, it's stupidity" - FZ.
...and here I thought it was apathy...
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t sounds more
useful than the noise we have been having recently.
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of this a while back, which I think can be fairly
summarised as inconclusive. It's an area I intend looking at, as I
have just bought a UPS.
What you need is not just a UPS, but a line conditioning UPS. Best Power, from Ill.,
USA,
makes some of these, and can be found at http://www.bestpower.com/.
Jim
hould read:
if it is not visible, then it is not visible light. We call it radiation -
infrared, ultraviolet, gamma, etc. Only visible light is visible, by definition.
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e
allows their ego or opinion to be stated as "facts". Frank pointed out that
"Scientism" (or any label you care to pick for those that treat science as
religion) is different than science. In this, he is exactly correct.
Jim Snyder; Chemist, Biologist, Photographer, Programmer, "Scientist"
Austin Franklin wrote:
Jim Snyder; Chemist, Biologist, Photographer, Programmer, "Scientist"
Phew, at least you don't claim to be an engineer ;-)
...engineers apply science...
Jim Snyder
, and he will see
it
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even if off topic. Have fun in Egypt!!
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Geoff Stafford wrote:
What does AIUI mean? Never come across that before.
AIUI that is absolute bll*cks.
As I Understand It...
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t question is answered by
the fact that Macs used to attract the best and brightest when the
platform was still cutting edge. I would expect that kind of developer to gravitate
toward LINUX now that it is reaching some sort of critical mass.
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or Vuescan? Has anyone else had
a similar problem.
Neither. Kodachrome responds to infrared as does dust/dirt. The focus problem is due
to hunting for something other than dirt...
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