I just released VueScan 7.2.10
Thanks Ed. Any chance that the next version will have 'intelligent'
cropping/frame offset added, as discussed earlier in the week? :-)
Also, it's only a small issue but could the installer have an optional
install directory? I prefer all my apps to go in the
It sounds like the scanner isn't being recognized during the boot process.
The SCSI bios not found message just means that the bootstrap enabling
bios isn't on your scsi card (or not enabled in the scsi card's setup).
I believe that this is the problem. If the SCSI BIOS is not installed, then
Doug Segar wrote:
Just another comment about lead lined bags and X-ray scanner
intensity. It is true that SOME but by no means all these scanners do
increase the X-ray dosage slightly (it still must be very low for health
safety reasons) if the scanner sees opaque objects. However,
I had similar results with my 4000ED. How to address it depends on
how you have color management set up in the preferences dialog.
If you have color management ON, then first go into the color
management tab in preferences and make sure that the monitor profile
it shows is the one you're
Doug Segar wrote:
In addition, 1-2 out of ten result in a question from the screener film? and a
nod OK when you say yes.
A typical example of the intelligence of most security staff these days - you're
hardly likely to reply no its dynamite/a gun are you!
The real problem is that security
I had similar results with my 4000ED. How to address it depends on
how you have color management set up in the preferences dialog.
If you have color management ON, then first go into the color
management tab in preferences and make sure that the monitor profile
it shows is the one you're
I mis-spoke(wrote?) when describing a DOS portion of
the boot process. I should have said the POST portion
(power on self test) when hardware initializes prior
to OS loading. WinNT/2k/XP do not, in fact, have DOS
boot routines.
However, the scsi bios not loaded will not prevent
non-bootable scsi
Tris,
If you go to www.polaroidwork.com , select service and support, then the
Frequently Asked Questions section you will find the correct procedure. You
should also be using Insight 5.x which can be downloaded from the same web
site.
David
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From: Tris Schuler
Thank you, Pat.
You're right regarding the SCSI BIOS message on boot. I called Adaptec and
the tech guy got me into the utility program to rid myself of this
nuisance--I didn't mind the message so much as I knew that wasn't the
problem (my scanner worked perfectly in Win98 SE) but it seemed
Let me ask why did you buy the Nikon LS8000 if you recognised that it had
problems with the banding?
I ask - as I was considering both the SS120 and the LS8000.
ICE was an important factor for me. The new Minolta Scan Multi Pro was not
shipping at the time. Others have claimed to *not*
Tris,
Lasersoft has recently posted new documentation on their web site but the
very best tutorial in on Ian Lyons site.
www.computer-darkroom.com
David
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From: Tris Schuler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 12:02 PM
To: [EMAIL
If you turn color management off then you're on your own for
adjusting the colors. Now I've been scanning only Kodachromes
recently and here's what I did:
I turned color management off, went to preferences and set the gamma
to match the gamma at which I'm running my screen, then scanned a
Thanks, David. I've been there many times and have grabbed everything
pertinent.
I'm back up and running at the moment.
Tris
At 09:01 AM 11/28/01 -0800, Tris Schuler wrote:
Does anyone know of decent tutorial for SilverFast? That looks to be a
superior scanning program, but I can't make heads or tails of the copy
that shipped with my SS4000--the documentation's slim.
Hi Tris,
SilverFast does a very good job of
ICE was an important factor for me.
I haven't had any dust problems with my scanner, and it doesn't have
ICE...but I do make sure my film doesn't have any dust on it before putting
it in the scanner. The Nikon, because of its LED illumination tends to
exaggerate the dust...so it does need
Thanks for all the great help. This is what I finally came up with.
Wondering if you think the colors look natural. These _are_ pretty
creatures.
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=455020size=lg
Ken Durling
Photo.net portfolio:
David wrote
If there's a way to effectively allocate more RAM to NikonScan (used as a
plugin)...I'd
be happy as a clam.
I wonder if Im missing something's here! The only thing you can do is:
1.Allocate more RAM memory to Photoshop if you are using NikonScan as a
plugin and have a MAC
david/lisa soderman wrote:
Let me ask why did you buy the Nikon LS8000 if you recognised that it had
problems with the banding?
I ask - as I was considering both the SS120 and the LS8000.
ICE was an important factor for me. The new Minolta Scan Multi Pro was not
shipping at the
I have about 30 or so different varieties planted on my side hill. I think I
have that variety.
David
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From: Ken Durling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 3:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:filmscanners: S400 final result
I'm being transferred into the tropics, and I don't really want to carry my
slide collection into that kind of environment...
I'm looking at acquiring a slide scanner to do this job...and I don't have
an unlimited budget... It's all 35mm, no APS. It's a mix of Kodachrome,
Ektachrome and
If you have not experienced banding how do you run the LS8000 ? Is it in the
fine mode? Which makes scanning slow.
I've just been running it in the normal (not fine) mode. At 4000 ppi w/ICE,
8 bit, 1 pass...a 6x6 neg takes about 10 minutes. That's on a 400 mhz G4
w/1.5 gigs of RAM. I
Mikael wrote:
I wonder if Im missing something's here! The only thing you can do is:
1.Allocate more RAM memory to Photoshop if you are using NikonScan as a
plugin and have a MAC computer. Give Photoshop at least 800Mb of your 1.5
Gb RAAM memory
Then I've done everything I can. The
Ron--
Digital ICE works well on many if not most Kodachrome slides. What happens
is that when there is a lot of cyan content, Digital ICE sometimes gives
unpredictable results. Of course, any dark part of the image will have a lot
of cyan. What happens is that you loose high frequency detail.
Ron wrote:
I'm being transferred into the tropics, and I don't really want
to carry my slide collection into that kind of environment...
Probably a good idea. Some of mine have been badly damaged by mould and
I live in a sub-tropical area. A friend of mine went to great lengths to
make a
I just noticed this problem on my negs, as a few other people have. I
had a problem sort of like this on my 4x5 film a few years ago, was told
that it was a reflection from a part of the holder (don't know what it's
called or how to describe it), and cured it by running a black magic
marker along
Having been on the road now a lot since Sept 11, the deal is that unless you
do the kind of search and interview that El Al does, all the 1st World
airport screening does is screen out the idiots who after having one two
many cocktails on the plane, MIGHT pull out a gun.
It doesn't take much
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() and cured it by running a black magic
marker along it. I'm going to try this with the film holder for the 6x6
negs - will report back if it works.
Yes this is interesting: I wait for your
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