Good question Brian
Im not backing away from what I wrote a number of months ago
I get a much more even result regarding sharpness , but when I compare
the results whit the Canon scanner I have tested, the results are still
inferior compare to the Canon scanner.
Best regards Mikael Risedal
At 4:48 PM +1000 16-11-01, Rob Geraghty wrote:
I was wondering whether you've tried scanning any of these slides on
a Polaroid
SS4000 and compared the results?
BF: No, but if anyone wants to loan me one with Mac software I'd be
happy to run it through its paces :-).
Has anyone done any
Hello Brian
answer 2 ( read below message from Brian)
I forgot to write that Vuescan who have turn out to be a excellent software
do not support that Im moving the focus point little bit to the side or
corner. Its also depend how much
the film curves , and that I know ( or try out) where to
Bill Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this regard, but the comments were mild. Other than that I don't
remember anyone anywhere mentioning FOCUS as a problem with the
Polaroid.
Strictly speaking, the problem with the Nikon is depth of field, not focus.
:)
[question to all]
Has anyone with
Howdy.
It's been a while since the Minolta Scan Multi Pro units have been shipping.
Just wondering if anyone has real life experience with this unit. Any
sincere pros cons would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Joyfully, -david soderman-
Barbara
I too had a good deal of trouble opening Silverfast. I'm using Photoshop 6
on a Mac G4. But, with much effort I did get it to work. Don't ask how
because I do not remember. Then, after comparing scans made and color
corrected with much effort in Silverfast to those made with Vuescan
