Thanks Ezio.
I understand going with Athlon I'll will have to chose certain motherboard
(not all Pentium board will work with it, right ?)
Also, it seem to use DDR memory type not being compatible with regular
SDRAMs, right ? (so the motherboard supporting the Athlon are intended for
DDR memory in
I've made quite a few changes in 7.4, so I thought I'd make
beta versions for Windows, Mac OS 8/9/X and Linux available.
The most significant change is that the preview and scan
windows are updated automatically when options are changed.
You can download from:
http://www.hamrick.com/vsm.html
In a message dated 1/13/2002 6:34:52 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Ed is this the case for only that model of Minolta scanner or for all the
> models of Minolta scanners that you support?
VueScan already supports the other Minolta scanners. I hope
to finish adding support for the Scan El
Ed is this the case for only that model of Minolta scanner or for all the
models of Minolta scanners that you support?
As an aside, I commend you on your software. I was unable to get Windows XP
to recognize a Umax PowerLook II flatbed scanner connected to an Adaptec
2906 SCSI card (first in a d
Hi Alex , ... first of all ... the suffix IL is for wich Country ? ... I am
not able to guess ... :o) ...
Second ... going in details ...
1) I understand going with Athlon I'll will have to chose certain
motherboard
(not all Pentium board will work with it, right ?)
You should start to go to http:
LCH, by definition, does *NOT* give access to RGB - LCH stands for
Lightness, Chroma, Hue. Instead you want the Curves toolbar group. Find
the Tools button, press it and make sure that *all* palettes are shown.
Then, scroll through (using the vertical scroll bar) all your palettes to
find the Cu
I've attached below a list of the suggestions people have
made in the past few days. If a suggestion has been made
more than once, a count is at the front of the line.
VueScan 7.4 incorporates a real-time (or near real time)
preview update (along with a scan update). I'm guessing
that this will
Alex, the nature of your questions shows that you have significant gaps in
your understanding of the products available. This list is *not* the place
for you to fill in your knowledge.
I suggest you spend time reading sites like
www.anandtech.com
www.tomshardware.com
And then use www.deja.com
Oh sorry, you're right indeed.
I apologize for clattering the bandwidth... and thanks for the links.
Regards,
Alex Z
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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 5:27 PM
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Subject: [films
Many thanks - I don't know how I missed this. I'm still a beginner learning
this as I go along.
Brian
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I'm trying to install both a Nikon 4000 and an 8000 to our system using the
firewire card that came with them on a Win2000 machine
Got the card in okay, got the 4000 installed and showing up okay.
Tried to get the 8000 to install, but the install hardware setup won't
detect it. Any suggestions
I for one find this thread fascinating, Jawed, and it is v. close to, if
'off' topic, since my Epson 2450 locks up my 1Ghz chip, 1/2 Gbyte memory
computer while it's scanning. But what do I know, I'm the dummy who
posted a question about printing here which you were all kind enough to
ignore rat
>> I've attached below a list of the suggestions people have
made in the past few days. If a suggestion has been made
more than once, a count is at the front of the line. <<
Looks good. Can you have all the changes implemented by this afternoon? :)
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Well, to be on-topic one additional question which is related to PC
hardware: is it important to chose certain Video Adapters for further image
editing or just anyone available today will do fine ?
Regards,
Alex Z
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Most major video cards will do fine.
Maris
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 12:30 PM
Subject: [filmscanners] Video card for imaging
Well, to be on-topic one additional question which is related to PC
Aargh! And to make matters worse, I included all the previous messages. OK
to try get back on topic, does anyone know if the calibration card that was
supplied with the original HP PhotoSmart film scanner is still available? A
search of HP's site suggests that I can just use a piece of white
pa
Correct - I bought an nVidia about a year ago (you might consider dual-monitor
capability in case you want to add a second monitor later) for about $130.
Maris
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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 1:17 PM
Great Ken.
Let's go off-line, OK ?
Some fellows might be pissed off if we will continue to talk on-list about
that issue.
I listen to you very carefully and actually dragged your messages into
separate, PC-related directory as a reference together with other nice
Listeners helping me out with my i
>>So there is no point to spend more then minimum for today's video adapter,
right ? (80-150 $ are fine)<<
As far as speed goes, most cards are adequate. You'd be best off buying a
name brand, rather than generic card when it comes to support. They also
provide regular driver updates, which is ve
Jim,
There is a local but good size dealer in Cambridge, Ma that has good deals
on both components and systems. As they cater to system builders they also
have some info on building systems and the differences between the memory
types. I know they are saying the delta in price is narrowing.
www.pc
John, I'm not laughing at Alex. He has a huge list of questions he needs
answers for - rather than getting piecemeal answers and contradictions from
a bunch of people, half of whom (or more!) haven't built a PC in the last 6
months, he needs to get up-to-date comprehensive information from articl
> I don't think you can run the two together on one PC. Try running each
> scanner on it's own (with only one connected at a time) to verify.
hmmm... anyone else?
tim a
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How about right from the horses mouth?
>From the Nikonscan readme file:
2.6. Multiple scanners
This version of NikonScan 3 does not support multiple scanners. Please
connect only one Nikon scanner at any one time to the computer.
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>
> How about right from the horses mouth?
>
>
> >From the Nikonscan readme file:
>
> 2.6. Multiple scanners
> This version of NikonScan 3 does not support multiple scanners. Please
> connect only one Nikon scanner at any one time to the computer.
Okay, so what if you're not using Nikonscan...?
Ed,
The automatic preview is a bit of a pain when using the crop box - each time
you move one edge slightly you have to wait for it to re-preview
Tim
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Ed Hamrick wrote:
> Minolta mailed me a loaner Scan Elite II on Friday. I expect to
> get this working by next Friday.
Ed,
It would be interesting to know if the loaner suffers from the banding in
the red channel shadow areas using the Minolta software. If you do get
a moment, could you do a
In a message dated 1/13/2002 6:41:15 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Would it be possible to have this automatic preview as an option, so
> we can switch it on or off, to revert to the old way?
I've added this to Beta 3, which you can download from:
http://www.hamrick.com/vsm.html
It's
That "calibration card" proably was never available for replacement, it
isn't worth the shipping (mail) cost!
The suggestion to use a white piece of paper was always the recommendation.
Calibration, with the card, was only functional for scanning prints.
A very cheap flatbed will work better at p
Hi Ed et al,
I have now downloaded and used the Beta.2 version of 7.4 That said, you
have just released the Beta.3 version and I have not yet decided whether or
not I like all of the new implementations in the first Beta version. So I
can't respond other than to say that I saw no scanning problem
Great, thanks Bob. I never used it to scan prints so won't worry about it!
Ken
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That "calibration card" proably was never available for replacement, it
isn't worth the shipping (mail) cost!
The suggestion to use a white pie
I'm wondering if it's advisable to clean the light path from time to time,
and if so how big a PITA it is. Anyone had one of these apart (or the
ArtixScan equivalent)? Is there a service manual available?
TIA,
Dave King
I am still having trouble with bright pixel clipping with VueScan and my
SS4000. I am scanning 35mm color transparencies--Velvia and ProviaF--and
using Image as Media Type.
I just did comparison scans of a landscape with deep shadows and bright
clouds. Using VueScan with the white point setting
Well,
I have just purchased an "extra" license for the 7.4 release. It appears that
Ed is not planning on charging for this upgrade, but personally I feel guilty
getting so much support and so many features added since I purchased the
program.
I would encourage anyone who can to do the same as a
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