This may be a problem only on the LS-2000 and Minolta Dimage for now:
>From Ed's Help files:
"On the Nikon LS-2000 and the Minolta Dimage film scanners, this option
causes each scan line to be read N times before advancing to the next scan
line. On other scanners, the whole image is read N time
Wow, I just noticed this post and Art's reply. My SS4000 is also sitting on
top my mini-tower, because I don't have a SCSI cable long enough to stretch
to the top of my desk and the blasted things cost over fifty bucks. Oddly,
when I feel the side of my mini-tower, I can feel it vibrating (althoug
Art: Are you saying I shouldn't have my Minolta Elite sitting on my wroktable
next to my monitor (not touching) ?
Mike M.
Arthur Entlich wrote:
> IronWorks wrote:
>
> > I just bought the Nikon LS-30 (refurbished for $499, 90-day warranty) and
> > will install it this weekend as in TODAY.
> >
>
Hi Mark
Thanks for the recommendation for 'Amazing Wipes'. I dashed out to the
local Coles supermarket in Brisbane, but couldn't find anything by
that name. Where do you get 'em?
Peter Marquis-Kyle
> I have a slightly contrary view about the 'essentiality' of ICE..
>
> Note that my only bias i
IronWorks wrote:
> I just bought the Nikon LS-30 (refurbished for $499, 90-day warranty) and
> will install it this weekend as in TODAY.
>
> I am short on desk space - can I set the scanner on my PC Minitower box
> which is sitting on the floor?
>
> Maris
A-ha... to many toys, eh? <(I can't
An obsvervation for a "long exposure pass" while trying to capture
all information in a generally backlit scene with snow ...
http://www.pond.net/~rarewolf/snow+laundry.jpg
... my thinking being a long exposure pass with Vuescan v.6.7
would scan as much detail possible with my LS-2000. How
I have had my LS-30 siting on the top of the box for about 6 months now but
it inside a computer desk set that is built like an armoire so it is not
directly on the floor. No problems yet with either dust or heat.
Gordon
Rob Geraghty wrote:
> "IronWorks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am sho
"IronWorks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am short on desk space - can I set the scanner on my PC Minitower box
> which is sitting on the floor?
The only concerns I can think of would be dust being closer to the floor,
and vibration from the fans/drives in the tower.
Rob
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Mark Thomas
wrote:
> There are a number of brands on the market, some are designed to go on
> strange-looking floor sweepers. I have bought several types and found most
> contained a light oil, so I used them on my furniture.. But there are a
> few brands that have no o
Stuart writes ...
> >Not only is it 'unintuitive', but misnamed. It is labeled
'Automatically
> >verify file systems'. I would have never guessed that it meant
(from help):
>
> I am using easy CD creator 3.5c but I can't find that option
anywhere ???
> ...
Oops! ... sorry 'bout that ... I
> Adaptec easyCD does have a "verify after write" switch ... it is
> however, in unintuitive location ... 'file|CD layout properties' ...
Not only is it 'unintuitive', but misnamed. It is labeled 'Automatically
verify file systems'. I would have never guessed that it meant (from help):
"A
The ftp server (in Australia apparently) wouldn't answer but I found the
newest version (1.1 dated 12/31/00) at the developer's:
http://www.pankhurst.com/softdown.htm
Maris
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From: "shAf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 11
At 13:56 17-02-01 -0500, you wrote:
> > Adaptec easyCD does have a "verify after write" switch ... it is
> > however, in unintuitive location ... 'file|CD layout properties' ...
>
>Not only is it 'unintuitive', but misnamed. It is labeled 'Automatically
>verify file systems'. I would have n
Hersch writes ...
> ..., what I think is adequate verification is bringing
> up an image near the top of the list burned, and another near
> the bottom. If they come up and look good, all should be well.
> ...
There was a time when I simply had my thumbnail program create all
thumbs, and I w
on 2/17/01 2:41 AM, Rob Geraghty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think Yves was saying it doesn't work with the Mac because the Scan
> Dual II is USB and Vuescan doesn't support USB on the Mac.
>
> Rob
>
That's right. Sorry I didn't make that clear.
-Berry
I just bought the Nikon LS-30 (refurbished for $499, 90-day warranty) and
will install it this weekend as in TODAY.
I am short on desk space - can I set the scanner on my PC Minitower box
which is sitting on the floor?
Maris
Terry Carroll wrote:
>
> I don't do any of that stuff. I can just start the burn and go on reading
> my email, using the web, Microsoft Word, etc. That's never caused a
> problem.
>
>
> I'm running a 64M (I think) Pentium II with a two-year-old HP CDRW.
May I ask which interface your HP
> frankly it would be pretty simple to write a VB tool to do a binary
> file compare.
Ah! A volunteer! If you get it to me by Tuesday, I'll give it a thorough
testing, and you should be able to release by Friday ;-)
There is a tool in the support folder of the windows cd called " windiff ".
You can compare single files or directories with this program. I use it
after burning CDR. In the burning program "WINonCD 3.7" was an option to
verify the burned data with originals. I don't know whether it is still in
th
"Terry Carroll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Me, too. I wish there was a way of running scandisk on a CDR.
Someone mentioned a tool previously on this list that does binary file
compares recursively, but I don't remember the name. If you are
writing a single directory to CDR, it's easy to do a
"Jack Phipps" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When you do a scan using the Nikon interface do you have the "CleanImage"
> (Nikon's old name for Digital ICE) in the "Mode: On (Sharpen)" or "Mode:
On
> (Normal)"? The mode Nikon calls "Mode: On (Normal)" actually blurs the
image
> slightly. You should r
"Doug Herr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 2/16/01 5:03 PM, Berry Ives at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I just bought a Scan Dual II but have not set it up yet. Hope to do so
this
> > weekend. I have a Mac, so Vuescan is not available for me. I'll make
some
> > comments after I have some experi
Thanks for the plug, Mark, and also for the advice. I'll be on the lookout.
Hersch
At 04:50 PM 02/17/2001 +1000, you wrote:
>The ones I use are dry - I don't trust *anything* wet/oily on my film (not
>even the old 'nose-oil' method..!)
>
>By the way, Hersch's suggestion was a good one - try them
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