Dan,
This is such a common thing to happen that it must be considered a design
fault - and I think that replacement holders should be offered for free or
at a particular low price (cost price?) by Polaroid - after all, it's a
piece of plastic - what say, David??
That not being the case:
I have
Has anybody on the list tried the JPEG2000 file compression.
Preben
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>and Digital PIC our new process for scanning exposed undeveloped film.
Jack,
This sounds interesting, but how will it work??
Preben
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> I therefore propose a few revisions to the list charter.
(1)On Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, list discussion. >cut<
Tony,
Are these times GMT based?
Also, would it not be a good idea for you to be able to remote-zap
offenders' h
and reported that the lamp was
failing (but it was new)
Two days ago I bought a new 2400dpi flatbed scanner for not much more
than the 250UK pounds which HP wanted just to look at my Officejet.
Ian
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If the only symptom is a reduced light output, perhaps you can compensate
with the lamp setting under "options, special" ?
Preben
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>snip<
>Now, given the recent price reductions, for another £1,000 more than the
competition, I can't see any reason to consider any other scanner over the
Flextight. I am always open to contrary views though, and if anyone ca
>I'm still waiting for the reusable film that can be recharged after >the
images are taken off of it.
Art, do you mean almost like a digital camera? :-)
Preben
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Art wrote:
>>I'm still waiting for the reusable film that can be recharged after >the
>>
> images are taken off of it.
Preben wrote
> Art, do you mean almost like a digital camera? :-)
> Preben
Art wrote:
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>I haven't yet found a media card that stores the equivalent of 7400
>mega
Art,
My previous answer crossed your message below, sorry about that.
Ok, lets suppose that we got re-usable film tomorrow: How would you store
the images after you have taken them "off" the film at 200MB each - in
order to re-use it?
Also, at what price do you think a re-useable film would
Thomas,
Thank you for an interesting technique and the insight on Kodachromes...
Preben
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Subject: [filmscanners] depth of focus in scanners & old Kodachromes
I
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> With all due respect, you are wrong for once...
Once? You haven't been around long, eh? ;-)
> The newest LF digi
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> Should we then abandon film and go back to glass plates???
Film NEEDS to be flexible, at least for 35mm and MF, as it rolls up. It is
also held flat (as can be) with a pressure plate. A CCD does NOT need, or
want to be
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My files are ordered in a geographical folder hierarchy:
i.e: europe/southern europe/italy/rome/cityscapes
Does anyone know how to batch process (image size, tiff to jpeg, etc.) the
whole hierarchy and save the results into the same hierarchy(overwriting the
original files) or into an identical
Hi Mike,
Thank you for a very useful tip. It will do what I want - and more!
Greetings Preben
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fol
Try this:
Device tab: Media Type: Image
Color Tab: Color Balance: None
Preben
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Hi all,
Just a quick question, has anybody tried to scan in
cross-processed
negatives using Vuescan ?
Everytime I scan them in the software seems to colour
correct to give an
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