> Bill ,
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> How did you get VueScan to recognise the Nikon 4000 ED ?
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> I am still having difficulties.
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> Eric
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>> At 8:49 AM +1000 3-11-01, Rob Geraghty wrote:
>>> "Bill Fernandez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>> o You have to decide whether or not to use ICE and/or GEM BEFORE you
>>>> scan...
>>>
>>> Have you tried Vuescan? With Vuescan you could save raw files and recrop
>>> later without rescanning.
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>> BF: I've just gotten the new Vuescan to recognize the scanner and am
>> looking forward to trying this.
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>>>> o It also comes with a motorized filmstrip adapter....In
>>>> practice however it is cranky, inconvenient, and frustrating.
>>>
>>> This comment really surprises me. I've scanned many rolls of film using the
>> filmstrip adapter with my LS30...
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>> BF: I think that it will turn out to be a good thing for making
>> moderate quality batch scans, but I'm finding that to get the most
>> out of my images I have to hand tune the settings for each image, and
>> in this type of workflow the motorized filmstrip adapter makes me
>> angry when I use it. Part of this has to do with the stupid and
>> inconvenient way the software handles the making of thumbnail
>> previews, part of this has to do with the stupid and clunky way it
>> handles adjusting the framing, part of this has to do with the stupid
>> and time-consuming way it wants to throw out the thumbnails and
>> recreate them after every scan, and dang it-- part of this has to do
>> with the hardware not having an eject button! To put it bluntly I
>> FEEL like the software and hardware were specially designed to balk
>> me at every turn X-(. It makes me mad.
>>
>> --Bill
