ing on: Astia 100F is ISO 32 under tungsten using a
> wratten 80A filter.
Most frustrating. This pdf is Japanese only.
Salutations, David Lewiston
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Many thanks for the suggestions.
>I'm not sure about 20x enlargements though: I consider 13x seriously
> excessive. (Hi, my name is Dave, and I'm a grain sniffer.)
Imacon 5600 dpi scans from K25 make grainless giclée prints at 18" x 24",
from somewhat less than full frame, hence 20X. Necessary fo
ook for another slide emulsion that is also
essentially grainless.
Recommendations, please?
Thanks, David Lewiston
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looks excellent.
And the kicker is that I saved several hundred dollars from the price that
the fine art giclée printer here on Maui wanted for the same work.
Salutations, David Lewiston
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> The Mystery is solved!
> Of course, the other mystery is why anyone would do such a thing! ;-)
> Art
Perhaps he prefers to live in a country where *English* is spoken...
David L
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I'm still waiting.
Sent in the paperwork in the first week of Sept.
Salutations, David Lewiston
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Subject: [filmscanners] Re: film
A few days ago I came across a reference to an electronic air cleaner. I
thought it was in a post to this list, but now I can't find it.
I'd appreciate a pointer to the relevant website.
Thanks & salutations, David L
For the past decade my key images have been printed on Ilfochrome by Rob at
the Lightroom in Berkeley.
Just spent a few weeks there. Rob persuaded me to make a comparison,
printing one image on Ilfochrome and then scanning the same image on his
Imacon Flextight II (5600 dpi) with the print made o
I'm aware of the many posts describing the superiority of CRTs to LCDs for
our sort of usage. However, a review of the LaCie 18" monitor in October
Shutterbug asserts that it is near-ideal for working with photos.
(PriceWatch has a listing at around U.S. $1400.)
Has anyone on this list knowledge
David Hemingway wrote:
>Sorry no cover, yet! I am trying!!
This is definitely something I'd buy if it were available. Went to a local
sewing store & picked up a sewing machine cover, but it's inadequate piece
of fairly thin plastic which is open at the bottom. I'd like to see a cover
stitched fr
Karl wrote
> My understanding is that it is the lacquer finish coat that causes the
> degradation. IE exposure to light and to airborne oxidants slowly makes it
> opaque enough to cause read errors.
My approach to archiving any critical data: Save the material to two
different brands of media, i
Steve wrote:
> I know from past comments some of you have a strong preference for Gold
> CD-R's.
I've settled on Mitsui Gold CDRs for everything important. Friends with
high-end mastering studios (my main activity is music recording) tell me
that the most durable digital storage currently availa
Harvey wrote:
> Although I think a direct scan of your original film on a very high end
scanner might give you better
> results. There is a difference of opinion, but either a flatbed or drum
scanner can give really good results,
> your choice might be dictated by the condition (scratches etc.)
Many thanks to all those who've responded to my startup queries.
Fedex delivered the SS4000 this morning. Plan to look for a sewing machine
cover today before taking the scanner out of the plastic.
Tonight, installation, hopefully.
Salutations, David L
Hello Bill
> (1) Store your slides in an airtight container with a dehydrating
> agent to keep fungus off the slides. Packets of silica gel is
> traditional, zeolite is the new rage (you can buy this in bulk at
> aquarium supply shops. It's beginning to replace activated charcoal
> in water filt
> Order the book at: http://scantips.com it covers everything relating to
> scanning.
Thanks, Doug. Will do.
Salutations, David L
ne too happy when I take them to him for more
prints.
What have I overlooked?
Thanks & salutations, David Lewiston
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