I had 512 MB RAM and upgraded to 1GB with Win Me and it didn't work well. It
recognized the 1GB, but I got a lot of crashes.
After I switched to Win 2K, all is well and the 1 GB memory is definitely
helpful in Photoshop even with the 100MB images from 35mm scans. Less
switching to the scratch dis
And if it really is SCSI, here is what solved the problem for me and some
others:
"Thanks to the many Filmscanners who helped solve my problem(SS 4000 not
recognized in Win 2K). Conclusion was:
1. Install new drivers for the AdvanSys ABP-3922-00 SCSI card from
http://www.connectcom.net/download
Thanks Ian, for the excellent explanation. I hadn't realized that PCI is
doing the editing in the monitor space anyway, so I'll just leave it in the
monitor space and let PS convert to ARGB.
Does this editing in the monitor space come at a price? I don't know if
Silverfast and/or Vuescan do it th
contrast, which seems wrong. My images can be easily fixed in Photoshop
6 by setting the White and Black points in levels or curves. Can anyone tell
me how I can do this in PCI 5??
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of B. Twieg
Sent: Saturday, July 2
So far the PCI 5.x looks like a definite improvement over 4.51. Although I
like Vuescan and will still use it, I think I will use PCI more often than I
did in the past.
Some initial observations(SS4K, Win2k, Pentium III 667, 1GB ram):
1. The main improvement is the ability to scan and correct at
Good to hear. I tried it a few times, with Provia 100F and APS neg, and it
seems to be an improvement, with 12 bit scans/Color space embedded. It
allows corrections(but no curves) and so far the scans look good. David, are
the corrections done after or during the scan?
Bill
-Original Message
Paul
I think you can download it from:
http://colorcal.com/software_upgrades.html
Bill
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of PAUL GRAHAM
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 9:17 AM
To: Filmscanners@Halftone. Co. Uk
Subject: filmscanners: It's OptiCal I
David Hemingway writes:
"The Polaroid Sprintscan 120 is shipping and will do both medium format and
35mm. There are two configuration, different software bundles, with a MSRP
of $2795 and $3250 respectively.
David"
**
Art is right. Dicky should not be on this list anymore.
Bill
Larry
Here is my experience with this:
Bill
Thanks to the many Filmscanners who helped solve my problem(SS 4000 not
recognized in Win 2K). Conclusion was.
1. Install new drivers for the AdvanSys ABP-3922-00 SCSI card from
http://www.connectcom.net/downloads/fastultra.html. Connect.com is the new
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