NIKON LS-30
it seems like depending from the settings like film and white balance ...
Sincerely.
Ezio
www.lucenti.com e-photography site
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Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2001 2:55 PM
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Art,
This is a perfect analysis of the Polaroid situation. I thought I'd add one
more comment, more of a perspective. I am the former owner of an SS4000. I
now own a Nikon LS-4000. I 'upgraded', really, for one reason -- the roll
film adapter, and it is wonderful. Digital Ice is nice, but not
Try calling this number at Polaroid:
1-800-348-5287 ext. E068
Tom
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I bought mine from www.buy.com www.computers4sure.com carries them too.
Not sure if they're in stock now.
Tom
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Subject: [filmscanners] Sprintscan 4000 S
Just a thought..the holders for the Microtek 4000T are IDENTICAL...See if
you can find a dealer/someone on-line that has stock on these..
Eddie Wiseman
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Found this software on the web the other day and gave it a try.
Tried the demo version (a plug-in for photoshop) and it seemed to work
pretty well, although it was a bit on the slow side. Is it worth the
$159?
thanks -
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I just purchased the Belkin SCSI to USB adapter to scan through my laptop
when I go to Florida for six weeks.
I had no trouble using Vuescan but with Insight only half the image scans
properly.
I'll set it up later today and do a screen capture.
Larry
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Don't know if this review has been mentioned here or not:
http://www.popphoto.com/Film/ArticleDisplay.asp?ArticleID=114
It does seem like a very reasonable choice and since the Nikon LS4000
is almost twice the price here (in Norway) and the Polariod SS4000 is
nowhere to be seen, I though this wo
Reading just the first page of the review, got confused a bit.
All the reviews I read online so far (I did quite extensive research in
regard of market choices for 2800 - 4000 dpi resolution consumer scanners
which included several models from Nikon, Minolta, SS4000 and FS4000 and
considering pric
I just released VueScan 7.3.9 for Windows, Mac OS 8/9/X
and Linux. It can be downloaded from:
http://www.hamrick.com/vsm.html
What's new in version 7.3.9
* Improved infrared cleaning
* Added "Device|Advanced options" to simplify user interface
* Added "Device|Infrared stretch" for Cano
In a message dated 12/26/2001 5:42:05 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Ed Hamrick posted a few weeks ago that the MMSP has a 9600 dpi
> stepper motor, but uses a divisor of 2 or 3 to achieve 4800 dpi
> or 3200 dpi.
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> Since he didn't say a divisor of 1 is possible, I assume it is not.
I d
Ed, didn't you get the Elite II from Minolta yet to add his support to the
Vuescan ?
I'm waiting impatiently for this model reviews and your opinion about one.
(Still cannot decide about 4000dpi of SS4000 or ICE & 2820 dpi offered by
Elite II when it will hit the market).
Has anybody seen online
I've seen references to both the Sprintscan 4000 and Sprintscan 4000 plus.
Does anyone know what (if any) the differences are between the two?
Thanks...
Tom Maugham
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All what I have heard about the new Minoltas is that they do have a grain
problem - recently someone added a commentary about the new Elite II in a
german newsgroup, saying that he has got unacceptable grain in 35mm Scans.
There are similar complaints in the imaging- resource- Forum about
scanners
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> I didn't test it, but I suspect a divisor of 1 will work fine.
> However, I'm not convinced that this would be at all useful.
Here's what I have in mind.
Assuming the resolving power is only 4800 dpi, so even if we
offset by 1 step, we won't have two discrete samples.
Thanks. Valuable contribution indeed.
Regards,
Alex Z
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Multi-Scan
Patrick,
I will forward your note to Polaroid Express. Someone should be contacting
you.
David
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Subject:[filmscanners] Re: Sprintscan 4000 Sl
Plus = Firewire & USB No SSCSI; 14 bits
All in all at the current price of $500 - $550 after rebate the SS4000 is a
bargain!
David
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From: Thomas B. Maugham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 11:17 AM
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Larry,
Polaroid does "officially" support ANY USB/SCSI or Firewire/SCSI adapters.
That being said the only ones that success has been reported with are
Adaptec and OrangeMicro. Adaptec seems to have the most success. MicroTech
particularly have failed.
David
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From: La
The Plus is Firewire and USB, while the base model is SCSI. Both the same
basic machine, same carriers, etc.
If I remember correctly, the base model is 12bits and the Plus is 14bits.
Side by side, you literally cannot see a difference.
Huge price difference.
Did the Plus ever get officially r
Hi,
I was wondering if I could ask a question of the Nikon Scanner folks. I
am preparing to install version 3.1.2 on my W2K machine. I know you are
supposed to uninstall the previous version and then run the regsweep
program. My question is the following: I did not get a regsweep.exe file
with
Is it the regular (SCSI) model or the Plus or both that are eligible for the
rebate?
Thanks
Eric Etheridge
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VS 7.3.9 is much better at cleaning than recent previous releases IMHO, but
it's still not quite there, at least when compared with NikonScan 3.1.2. My
comparison using an LS4000ED can be viewed at:
http://members.home.net/szturn/
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Stephen Z. Turney
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On Wed, 26 Dec 2001 02:33:26 +0100 Ezio c/o TIN ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> Dears, I am experimenting a nasty problem with a scanned film (negative)
> :
> Fuji 1600 ASA.
> The red parts of the pics are carrying a great extent of shadows ...
> these
> are more evident with RED , but are also pre
Interesting images, but all the dirt is black. How does they handle white
spots (that need darkening)?
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It is a NIKON LS 30
Should I be scared ?
Sincerely.
Ezio
www.lucenti.com e-photography site
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Subject: [filmscanners] Re: Vuescan ... red shadows
On Wed, 26
what is the web site address for grain surgery?
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Hello,
I am almost in position to buy the Polaroid but the sites I've looked
at don't have them. Any of you know where I can get one?
Thanks,
Denise
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>I am almost in position to buy the Polaroid but the sites I've looked
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> what is the web site address for grain surgery?
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On Thu, Dec 27, 2001 at 12:51:38PM -0500, Hemingway, David J wrote:
> Plus = Firewire & USB No SSCSI; 14 bits
> All in all at the current price of $500 - $550 after rebate the SS4000 is a
> bargain!
Does anyone have any recommendations on places to buy a SS4000 at a before
rebate price of $700 -
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