Paul writes:
> Really? Have you scanned the same slide in an
> anti-Newton glass mount and in conventional mount
> and compared them?
I've never scanned slides in glass mounts at all. For 35mm, either I scan
them mounted without glass (usually plastic mounts), or I scan them in
strips without g
Yes. The SS4000 has a natural resolution of 4000 dpi. which corresponds
to the relative number of sensors per inch on the CCD.
Art
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> Does the SS4000 have a natural resolution at which setting it needs to do no
> resampling? If so, is that at 4000 dpi?
>
> Stan
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Really? Have you scanned the same slide in an anti-Newton glass mount and in
a conventional mount and compared them? I can easily see the difference on
my LS-2000, which is only 2700dpi.
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Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
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> From: Anthony Atkielsk
Laurie writes:
> That may be an option; but I suspect that Anthony
> would have the same objection to a fluid or oil
> as he has to a powder.
Absolutely. I'm paranoid enough about dust getting into the scanner (I'm
not sure if I can clean it myself, as I can with the LS-2000). Fluids and
powde
