As I understand it neg film has lower density so that
it can be printed with short exposure times.
Neg film should actually be much more prone to
posterisation/areas of uniform tone when scanned -
especially if you try to capture the full dynamic range.
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I've experienced this too, scanning Scala on a Minolta
Scan Multi Pro. There is definately shadow detail
present which does not show with a loupe on a light
table or when projected. Weird, but who's complaining?
--- Anthony Atkielski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
Dave writes:
>
> > Somebody pinch
Here here. He also seems somewhat biased.
--- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > To the group:
>
> Over a significant period of time I couldn't help
> but notice that in
> every email from "dickbo" there is a snide remark, a
> subtle (or not so
> subtle) put down, or some other sort of nastiness.
> Al
I have been scanning Xpan transparencies using the
multi-format holder and Minolta software - results are
excellent, although strangely there might possibly be
a slight magenta cast which isn't present when
scanning 35mm slides.
--- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks
Denis,
>
> > > Does VueScan
The Minolta Scan Multi Pro suffers none of these
problems except possibly some clipping with negatives,
comes with glass holders, dICE, etc and is cheaper
than Nikon or Polaroid scanners.
--- Arthur Entlich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
>From reports I have received, the problem with the
> banding
I too am used to older Nikon scanners and combining
multiple scans at different exposures. I have been
using the Minolta for about a month, and have not as
yet found an image which is beyond the usable dynamic
range of the scanner in a single scan. My images are
mostly Velvia, Astia and Pan-F so s
The only focus problems I has with the LS-20 were
depth of field related on curved film. I found the
best solution to focussing was to set an autofocus
point about half way between the centre of the frame
and one of the corners.
--- Andy Darlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >
>
> My friend has a
Ed
This works once, but there are two unfortunate side
effects:
1. Every time that Vuescan is closed the driver seems
to need to be reloaded before Vuescan can be run
again.
2. The Minolta software crashes after loading the new
driver, and needs to be reinstalled.
I know of one other user who
with colour negative film, although
you might have to fiddle a little with curves. Vuescan
is supossed to do a good job, too.
Regards
David Harris
--- Tomasz Zakrzewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
I havent't put my hands on any filmscanner yet, I
> haven't seen any in acti
Ed
I copied the file to c:\winnt\inf, but still no dice.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It may be called c:\winnt\inf or c:\win2k\inf -
> whatever
> your windows directory is called.
>
> I use Windows 2000, and it's called c:\winnt\inf on
> my
> system. The name of the directory can be specif
I have a problem with VueScan not detecting my Minolta
Scan Multi Pro. I a using Windows 2000 and followed
the release notes instructions to copy dsscan.inf into
c:\windows\inf however this directory doesn't exist on
my PC - I found dsscan.inf in another directory and
overwrote it with the new ver
The film holders can accommodate strips of three 6x7
images, but you can only scan one at a time.
--- Tomasz Zakrzewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I
haven't seen personally the Minolta Dimage Multi
> Pro scanner yet so I
> can't answer my question for myself.
> The question is: is there any way
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