Hello!
Not sure about Win 2K, but under XP, there is a "Safely Remove Hardware"
icon that shows up in the Taskbar. You select the piece of hardware you want
to remove, and a few seconds later, it tells you it is OK to remove it.
Les
> -Original Message-
> Subject: [filmscanners] Device i
I just wanted to say that I scanned a 4x5 color neg (Agfa) with my new 2450
flatbed, using the film scanning method in manual mode, making a ~100MB file
(48-bit depth). Brought it into PS Elements, which reduced it to 24-bit,
cropped it, and sent it to my new 2200 printer. No adjustments in PS.
First are your USB controllers on your motherboard or are they addin PCI
adapter cards? If the first, you may need to upgrade your BIOS for your
motherboard; or you could install a PCI USB adapter card in an open PCI slot
which would avoid the motherboard controllers and BIOS.
Secondly, are you c
Hi.
Recently, being thrilled by medium format, just a few minutes ago I
stepped in winning the Ebay auction for Rolleicord Vb (6x6 TLR).
So far I used to digitize everything out of my EOS-3 by my Nikon LS-40,
however now I'll be stumbled with 6x6 that I'll not be able to scan
with conveniece.
I've
> Would be glad to hear your opinions/recommendations within very
> reasonable price range (including used). One thing is for sure:
> dedicated MF scanners are definitely out of my price range (kind of
> Nikon 8000 or 9000 or Minoltas).
Alex,
If you are somewhat technically inclined, the Leafsca
Thanks Austin, I am. :-)
But I suspect teh Leafscan 45 (of Scitex, right ?) costs a fortune,
doesn't it ?
Alex
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> > Would be glad to hear your opinions/recommendations within very
> > reasonable price range (including used). One thing is for sure:
> > dedicated MF
You can pick up a mint one, late model with 4.1 firmware, with rotating film
holders, for around $1200.
Check eBay, and/or subscribe to the Leafscan Yahoo group.
Regards,
Austin
> Thanks Austin, I am. :-)
> But I suspect the Leafscan 45 (of Scitex, right ?) costs a fortune,
> doesn't it ?
>
> A
True, Les, but my problem is that the device doesn't come back until I
restart Windows.
Jim Sims
Les Berkley wrote:
>Hello!
>
>Not sure about Win 2K, but under XP, there is a "Safely Remove Hardware"
>icon that shows up in the Taskbar. You select the piece of hardware you want
>to remove, and a
Thanks Laurie, the USB controllers are on the motherboard and I haven't
upgrade the BIOS. I am not using an external hub. One of the devices,
however, is a 6-in-1 card reader that connects to on of the internal USB
connectors. Currently, USB devices total 4 - Epson 1640 Scanner, Epson
1200 printe
We have a Polaroid SS4000 film scanner which appears to have a lot of dust
on the CCD. I've already had to use high pressure air to clear the tray
sensor a number of times, but I'm wary of using the same high pressure air
on the CCD itself. We're talking 10,000 KPa medical compressed air. Does
a
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