Sure you can. For $199 you can get the new MC-7 Spider from Color
Vision
which is quite a nice, accurate and fast device.
Wow, that's almost reasonable :) Half what I believed was the entry level,
anyhow, so thanks.
Regards
Tony Sleep
http://www.halftone.co.uk - Online portfolio
Sure you can. For $199 you can get the new MC-7 Spider from Color
Vision which is quite a nice, accurate and fast device.
Wow, that's almost reasonable :) Half what I believed was the entry level,
I believe there's now some really good bundles of the Mc7 and
profiling software, so it's worth
I imagine there's a place with all the letters to this list so people
can browse them, but I don't know how to get there. Please could someone
tell me how does this work?
You will notice your mailbox filling up with them:)
The question I'd like to know is as follows. I normally take pics
Tony Sleep wrote:
I have the same card, no photoshop and such and it also shows up through
vuescan followed by photoedits, where after
at-first-sight-not-so-ridiculous
sharpening I get magenta pixels in otherwise whitish skies.
If from colour neg, this is characteristic of CCD
Does anyone have a Microtek ScanMaker 5
that they can do a test with? I've gotten a report
that VueScan 6.1 works with the ScanMaker 5
in 24-bit mode, but not in 48-bit mode, but the
person who did the test is away for a week.
It would be helpful if someone with one of these
scanners could turn
If your going to get a new card for a PC I'd recommend a Matrox. I've
used them for years with Photoshop starting with V3. Matrox is vry
aggresive in driver updates.
On Mon, 18 Sep 2000 01:07:13 -0700, you wrote:
Tony Sleep wrote:
I have the same card, no photoshop and such and it also
I am interested in any experience or opinions on this scanner, which looks
like a substantial upgrade from the original Dual.
Comparison with Canoscan 2710? I have seen the tech specs, which look pretty
similar. I have not seen much on the Minolta products here; are they
unpopular for
Melba in Korea wrote:
I have been reading up on the Nikon LS2000 and the Polaroid
Sprintscan 4000. The more I read the more confused I get. The
Nikon has low resolution compared to the Polaroid, but comes
with Digital Ice and Altamira Genuine Fractals(which is
supposed to enlarge a 35mm
Does the Canoscan FS2710 have ICE?? If so, was it Nikon technology? Is it
the same in every scanner? Meaning if a scanner has ICE, is it universal in
what it does? (apologies for being late I was on vacation!)
Ed
The
ED writes ...
In a message dated 9/18/2000 8:58:13 AM EST,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I believe Vuescan does make some
adjustments to the raw scan based on its calibration of
the scanner
and its understanding of the generic scanner space,
which might in
turn make using the
In a message dated 9/18/2000 2:26:53 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am interested in any experience or opinions on this scanner, which looks
like a substantial upgrade from the original Dual.
I think I can be fairly unbiased about scanners, since VueScan
supports both the Scan Dual
In a message dated 9/18/2000 3:35:27 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does the Canoscan FS2710 have ICE?
No, it doesn't. ICE is another way of saying "has an infrared
channel and uses the ICE algorithm to remove dust using
this infrared channel". The FS2710 doesn't have an infrared
channel.
If your going to get a new card for a PC I'd recommend a Matrox. I've
used them for years with Photoshop starting with V3. Matrox is vry
aggresive in driver updates.
I agree, Matrox are good, solid cards for imaging, at reasonable prices.
Regards
Tony Sleep
http://www.halftone.co.uk -
I was going to sit this one out and watch what happened, but (since it's
what I use) the conclusions that are being formulated about the
Pol4000+Vuescan mostly do not accord with my experience. The picture is
emerging of a scanner which blows highlights, isn't particularly sharp,
and produces
Tony Sleep [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAICR now the 1520 was the A3 format 720dpi 3-colour precursor to the
1200? Prints will seem rather gritty. An upgrade to the 1200 or 1270 would
make a big improvement, comparable to C41. In some ways better.
Given the noise on the Epson inkjet list about
On Sat, 16 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Will VueScan currently drive the Scan Dual II on a mac?
No, it won't. It may never work with VueScan on a mac, since
I don't know how to write USB drivers for a mac.
Ed, have you looked through:
http://developer.apple.com/hardware/usb/
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