Ed:
In the stream of running updates, you swapped the location of the
Windows and MAC downloads with VueScan 7.2.4.
What are you trying to do, make us pay attention;-)
Keep up the good work. Thanks,
John
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Johnny:
Read that again;-).
The $10.00 upgrade posted appears to be for SilverFast SE 5.x upgrade to
SilverFast 5.5 SE.
As of 11:50 EST 11/1/01, it would appear that Lasersoft has yet to post
the Polaroid SilverFast AI Upgrade 5.x to SilverFast AI 5.5 info.
John
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Has SiverFast
come out with a fix to the ‘Upgrade Disaster’?
I have a Wintel system (PIV 1.4g, Win2k,
lots of hard drive space). I held off upgrading when I heard of all the
problems, be they installation, IT8 Calibration, etc.
Thanks,
John
John
Hayward
IF Polaroid should file for chapter 11, and the scanner division is a
viable and profitable entity, I am quite sure it would be conserved in
any reorganization.
Even IF Polaroid should be dissolved via the chapter 7 route, the
profitable and viable entities are sure to be bought (at bargain pric
I don't know if this pertains, but I purchased a Polaroid SS4000 last
summer. Wonderful machine! I understand that the SS4000 mechanism is
about the same as an ArtixScan 4000T.
Initially, I had scanning problems similar to those you describe (mine
would about at the fourth slide). When PRD repla
Polaroid Secures Loan Extensions,
Plans to Explore Merger or Sale
A WALL STREET JOURNAL ONLINE News Roundup
Polaroid Corp. said Wednesday it would explore a merger or sale as the
camera and film maker tries to dig out from beneath a mountain of debt.
The company announced a waiver on a $363 mil
I could not concur more about Norton. It was a total system hog when I had
it installed. I could hardly open two more application without running out
of Window's 'fabled' system resources.
For the last several years I have been using Fix-It Utilities (2000 in my
case though there is a version 3.0
shAf:
Thanks one learns something new every day!
BTW it also works for vertical lines too. I my case, I take a lot of skiing
photos. Oftentimes the only reference to either horizontal or vertical are
the trees. (The person shooting quick action, sideslope, very rarely holds
the camera level I ha
Gosh - what would have happened if MS had licensed the GUI
design from Xerox. Maybe XRX would not in such financial
distress today.
In any event, this shows how few truly original ideas there are.
John
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a photo album (or plastic photo storage
> > box) in acid free, archival sleeves commonly available from most
> > camera shops and other retailers.
John Hayward Hopkins & Company
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Dave
How can one tell that the PQPP one buys is the 'third' iteration?
John
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John:
Try the following URL and go to question #6.
http://www.polaroidwork.com/home/LLframeset.jsp?body=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.polaro
idwork.com%2Flisting%2FListing.jsp%3FFOLDER%253C%253Efolder_id%3D58263%26FOL
DER%253C%253EbrowsePath%3D58263%26ASSORTMENT%253C%253East_id%3D58263%26bmUID
%3D98436250640
David:
Your
role is laudable. All manufacturers should take advantage of forums such as this
to ensure their service is up to snuff.
However, I also appreciate your comments re scanners etc. from a
manufacturers point of view. It adds a bit of reality to my perceptions as a
consumer.
T
I use both.
I prefer Silverfast when scanning trannies (perhaps because I used it
first). IMHO it give one excellent control and seems more integrated with
the SS400. OTOH its complexity may put some off.
I prefer Vuescan for negatives. Ed does a great job of providing an
extensive list of profi
shAf:
Question: Do you introduce any artifacts or noise by the conversion from 16
bit to 8 bit and then the reversion to 16 bit?
TNX: John
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shAf:
Without seeing the entire frame, I cannot be sure. However, from my
experience, it looks like a series of hypersonic pregnant chads falling
on election night.
John :o/
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Tony:
Its nice if you can crop with the camera for sure, but when one cannot, one
has to crop in Photoshop.
Two weekends ago I had the opportunity to attend an airshow on the USS
Truman.
I was four rows back from the edge of the landing area and had to shoot the
camera 'blind', using a 24mm wid
Title:
An extract from PRD's press release of 9/20/00 FYI:
Scanners, Projectors, Film
RecordersFor years, Polaroid's scanners, projectors and
film recorders have set the standard in advanced, professional computer
imaging. At Photokina 2000, Polaroid premieres its new SprintScan 45
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