insulting posts like
this one and Bryce's. At least they're good for a hardy laugh. Whenever
one of the three of you actually tries to address technical issues, I
just reach for the delete key as quickly as possible, because it's
almost always so stubbornly repetitious as to be worthless.
Frank Paris
you always have simple good snapshots to start with...
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Austin Franklin can be dismissed as a troll.
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to tell you two apart, since you both troll so
much.
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Fiddlesticks. You are apparently totally insensitive to the tone of your
posts. At least I KNOW when I'm being insulting and childish. You don't
have a clue.
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not believe you, I know what you're saying is
wrong. Again, if someone here really wanted to shut me up
about this, then provide an image
What a troll.
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dozen or so people who
didn't capitalize the S and made posts here, are you going to
call them on it as well?
But they don't need being picked on. You do.
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Count me also to the 16 bit/channel club :-)
Yup, it does not cost me anything more than working with
8bits but a bit of storage for those images that I archive
for future editing. So why risk loosing information. Arguing
for 8bits is just plain silly.
Silly is one word, sophistry is
VueScan produces much better scans than Polacolor Insight.
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I hardly ever use anything else but brightness. So maybe the SS4000 is
exempt from your dismissal of scanners that aren't all that good.
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the differences
are in our workflow or our scanner model, or both?
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Bert, I'm with you. These guys must be smoking dope besides having poor
color discrimination. This exchange is hilarious.
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! Mr. Pontification!
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As for the 400 UC question, I have shot about 8 rolls of landscapes and
the SS4000-scanned skies are very clean (free of noise).
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sure Miss Elizabeth Bennett would say once again,
I'm all astonishment.
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reds are a bit too green, and greens are a bit
too red, don't you?
I find that I have to add red and subtract blue. Is that the same thing?
I'm too senile to figure it out.
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addressed.
They were so off the mark they didn't even merit a reply, especially the
one that depended on your distaste for audiophiles. Totally ad hominem.
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(read: this is how we keep costs
down, by limiting our liability to warranty replacements).
#3 is your answer, as I pointed out a week ago. It's just an effort to
cut costs.
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distribution. Who would want one that lasted even 10
years, let alone 100? Ten years ago, drives were 200 Mbytes. Who would
be using such hard disks today, even if they were immortal? Some
software installations are bigger than that.
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of my knowledge only dye sub printers are.
To the best of my knowledge, digital photoprinters are also continuous
tone.
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last resort. If he doesn't answer, he must be incognito at the present
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I got three slide holders for the SS4000 directly from Polaroid. Only took
them three months to deliver! After I ordered them, I experimented with
using superglue to glue a broken spring back on and it worked beyond my
expectations. It seemed stronger than when it was brand new!
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Hmmm, thanks for the tip. I suppose I'll find out for myself soon
enough, but does this filter soften the image much? For people pictures
a little softening might be okay, but I'm a stickler that my landscapes
stay sharp, and that's what I do most.
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automatic spot
removal. I try to avoid working with negatives altogether. Sometimes
slides are the same way, but less often.
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Will you e-mail program not allow you to change the subject
when you reply to an e-mail? Do you think that retaining
at 4000 dpi, and I've
had it up to here with the workflow, and have been eagerly watching the
progress of digital SLRs. I can't WAIT until I can get away from this
scanning business! But it looks like with my budget, it's at least two
to three years away, and I ain't getting any younger.
Frank Paris
Zip is not lossy. Otherwise you couldn't pack up software packages.
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No, that obviously has nothing to do with it, because this list produces
hundreds of posts about other Epson printers which is actually not
surprising at all since hearing about good photo printers is of interest to
just about anyone doing filmscanning.
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inspection couldn't detect any degradation.
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They add up how many jelly beans they get from each platform, and guess who
wins hands down?
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With 50 messages still in my queue from filmscanners, I'm sure someone has
already answered this, but just in case not:
A3: 297x420 mm (11.7"x16.5")
A4: 210x297 mm
Super A3/Super B: 329x483 mm (13"x19")
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lots
of processes, perhaps at the expense of display response. This is heresay
from my system administrator, however. Haven't actually read anything
authoritative about it and so can't vouch for it.
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and keep clean.
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As I pointed out before, I am running my Cornerstone p1700 at 116 dpi.
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I just added one data point at 1856x1392, if all it takes is to access the
page.
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I don't believe that's true. Like Tony says, the man has to take a break
every now and then. All this talking behind his back and speaking for him is
in extremely bad taste.
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I on the other hand find that VueScan produces much better results than
Insight 5.0 with virtually no twiddling at all.
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Yes, please don't apologize because some creep spews forth obscenities and
makes idle threats to the whole group. Sheesh! Why bow down to the likes of
that THING!
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Oh, well. At least this is good for a laugh.
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The title of the control is "Contrast (gamma)"
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the monitor's gamma?
Yes, but not numerically. It is a WYSISYG control.
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is a
logarithmic ratio. Acid rain for example has a pH of less than 4 (10 to 100
times more acidic than what you're talking about). Is 5.5 really dangerous
to film?
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I'm just curious. Could you give us a rough estimate of how many scans you
put through your 4000 before this problem started to develop? I'm guessing
I've put 400 or 500 slides through mine, so far working flawlessly. Of
course I realize that's not very many.
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two metal cutouts? What is it's
purpose? What I'm looking has so much dust on it that it couldn't possibly
have anything to do with forming images, because my images are brilliant and
sharp. I guess I better order that brush. I don't use any dust cover.
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; That also is false. There is indeed an interface for setting a
separate display resolution.
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that the problem was with W2K.
The problem was with the drivers.
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fact because I have those drivers on my system. But why should you think I
know what I'm talking about anymore than my friend and co-worker? You're
whistlin' Dixie.
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with a monitor/printer combination
that remains to this day (about three months later) a very good match. My
printer is the Epson 2000p, monitor Cornerstone p1700. Both seem to be
extremely stable, as they continue to track each other.
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head.
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It increments the number each time you do a new scan, whether it's the same
image or not. You can chance the starting filename to anything you want,
e.g. xy023. The first file will be xy023, the second xy024, etc.
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Never noticed that. It must be there by default.
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I'm not flaming. Linux may be ten times better than Windows 2000 in a
thousand different ways. But it doesn't have critical mass and will never
take over the mainstream.
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It's only temporary, I'm sure. Hang in there.
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for all I care. This has been my own personal experience developing on it
with all kinds of system software that would crash the system if it possibly
could but it doesn't.
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t help you there. That's something I don't know anything about,
even though I seem to spend half my free time doing it.
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. I know what
your government has done to some of the canyons in B.C.: logged out all the
timber, then scraped the bottom down to bare granite for all the minerals.
Those valleys won't recover for thousands of years. Of course we do the same
thing. Maybe we even taught you how.
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the idea that consumers
would be willing to pay $300 for their operating system. That's not in their
plans.
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as the
resolution of monitors continues to increase. I suspect that the base class
for their tool windows will become even more complex as they try to adjust
for different classes of users, judging from their screen resolution and
selected font size.
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that is robust right down to the core.
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automatically. You have to go out of your way to stop it.
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developers,
Art's "Genius Companies."
They are gnats on the horizon. If they show the slightest sign of being a
threat, they are bought out and either thrown into a black hole or
encorporated into the existing product lines.
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HP
printer is from a previous generation. The HP has also worked flawlessly and
is a great general purpose printer. The Epson is a dedicated photo printer.
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of its way to fail when the font size changes.
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performance and responsiveness, which is where
using Windows 2000 will pay off using Photoshop.
WinMe runs fine for me
and doesn't
crash at all. I'm basically trying to let someone convince me
why 2000 is
better than WinMe, but I may not be "professional" enough to understand.
how much to reduce an incoming image when
it displays it for the first time. It makes it as large as it can without
requiring scroll bars (while still using an integral divisor when it
decimates).
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Ever since FAT32 came out, I've given up on NTFS for all but drives that
need the extra security.
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technical or technological change. It's actually a term
of derision, although I wasn't actually deriding Art, just trying to prod
him a little.
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are not widely
appreciated, but should be easily understood by members of the filmscanner
list since we're all up on resolution, etc. But remember my caveat: don't
push your monitor to the point where lines start looking fuzzy, because then
you're exceeding the capability of your hardware.
Fra
lieve me, it's worth digging around to solve all these problems
to run at the resolution your monitor is optimized for, which apparently
(from all the email being generated by this subject) is considerably higher
than what most people are using.
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It's way more than an upgrade to NT.
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They don't increase in size when you set the font larger? Normal dialogs do.
These are tool dialogs and if they don't resize with the font increase, I'd
complain to Bill Gates.
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Perfect! I should do that. I even have a 17" Hitachi monitor that is going
to waste in the garage. Too lazy to clean off the desk and make room for it!
Actually, I'd probably have to buy another house to find the room to put the
stuff on my desk to make room for the second monitor!
Frank
Funny guy...
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and 1856x1392. I don't understand why this isn't a
no-brainer.
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by the color purity of the phosphors as well as by the
achievable contrast that's for sure, and they seem to have been improving
over the years. I can only say that from experience, not from anything I've
heard about being measured.
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The tabs will still fit.
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at 640x480? In any case, this whole discussion of min res is moot,
since I don't think any of the changes being proposed would overflow an
800x600 screen.
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Nope. I was dead serious, and obviously totally deluded.
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That was just a figure of speech. Obviously there are many things about the
two systems that are absolutely identical. In areas of performance in large
hardware configurations and in reliability, aspects of particular interest
to filmscanners, 2000 has it all over 98.
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Then it's a good thing that no one, including myself, is proposing an
interface that would require anything higher than 640X480.
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I think Austin Franklin's beef is in using the word resolution to
name the pixel dimensions of the display.
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Try Matrox's latest, the 450, for $150. It has two video outputs build in.
One you can run one at 1600x1200, the other up to 2048x1536. Takes only one
slot.
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All of that can be handled, since you can specify large icons, etc.
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Lastly, even if
my video card and monitor can produce 1600 x 1200 pixel screen, I'd be
unlikely to use it that way, due to the way it would
l analysis
that doesn't amount to a hill of beans without actually checking it out.
There was no indication in the review that they even tried it. Personally, I
can vouch for it. The 450 AND the 400. For 2D stuff. Who cares about 3D? Not
filmscanners qua filmscanners.
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alog boxes, everything, scales automatically. Everything will take on a
sheen that you won't believe.
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There's no particular reason to have two groups of tabs. This is completely
nonstandard. All tabs should be on the same property sheet.
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Well, that's not how it does its memory management.
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Used to be that NT gave 2G to the OS and 2G to the application. Don't know
what Win 2K does.
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e who over the
last 15 years have derived the standard.
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I worked very hard at getting my monitor and printer calibrated so that I
could judge fairly accurately what the print is going to look like from what
it looks like on the monitor.
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tab controls, but this is a very thorny problem for programmers, not
easily kicked out in a weekend. The Microsoft SDK doesn't support it
directly, and I've seldom seen it implemented (I've done it, and know how
difficult it is).
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them and tell
them that your monitor is on a blink. Then at your leisure, you can pack up
and ship the bum unit to them. And this is a five year warranty. 'Nuff said.
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Excellent! His website is better than he lets on.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Larry Berman
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 8:37 AM
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most images, I require very little adjustement in PS to get outstanding
results, and so my throughput is excellent.
Frank Paris
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It probably said 837kb. If so, then, as I explained in a previous post,
those are exactly the same numbers.
Frank Paris
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, but it was noticeable booting back and forth on my dual boot
system.
Frank Paris
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Laurie Solomon
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 12:56 PM
1kb = 1024. 857,211 / 1kb = 837.12 kb. End of story.
Frank Paris
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Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 5:24 PM
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"screen area" is entirely off the wall and
foreign to what the words mean in common speech. Microsoft doesn't even
follow its own interface standards as specified in "The User Experience".
Don't get me started.
Frank Paris
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