I second this suggestion. Topica seems ok.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Johnny Deadman
> Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 9:10 AM
> To: Filmscanners
> Subject: Re: ADMIN: Li
and
mode-change in PS to 8 bit (Matchlock won't process 16 bit).
If I were selecting a flatbed now, I'd look for VueScan support and for
capability to scan large transparencies as well as reflective art.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: Rob Geraghty
> Sent: Monday, October
ed by Agfa, but only has a 90 day warranty. Any comments
on whether that makes sense? Any other advice?
thanks,
Richard
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Richard Wolfson Lyric Design, Inc.
(978) 456-303342 Willow Road
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Dave - Why not spot the hi-bit image? Rubber stamp works in hi-bit mode,
even in PS 5.5. That way, one can rescale/recrop/reuse the hi-bit
another time, without spotting again.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: Dave King
>
> Neither can you print a hi bit image, so after you c
is so good I'm forced to put up with it. :)
One solution would be a standard "save as" dialog box, with appropriate
sticky defaults (i.e., remember path from last time -- something VueScan
already seems pretty good at).
Thanks again, Ed. Keep up the great work!
Richard
Yes. Make sure you have 6.34; prior version did not work.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: Matt Lawson
>
> Is anyone using Vuescan and the Epson 1200U for scanning
> transparencies? I can't get it to wor
needing lots of correction in Photoshop.
Richard Wolfson
rwolfson at LyricDesign.com
> From: Frank Wiewandt
>
> I finally got VueScan to work with my Epson 1200S.
>
> Now I'm wondering what are the advantages of VueScan over
> importing the Twain scans into PhotoShop as I ha
ppose you
could join me in encouraging him to make much-needed interface
improvements, too. :)
Richard Wolfson
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> Richard,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> > VueScan will give you full bit dep
Another option with this scanner is VueScan. Only $40 shareware
(www.hamrick.com I think). I think this software may be best for
negatives on Polaroid's scanners. It has complete flexibility on black
and white levels, and very complete film lookup tables.
Richard Wolfson
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the 12 bit data Epson promised,
I may now return it and get a UMax. What a scam! Would you say Epson
specs are dishonest, or merely deceptive?
regards,
Richard Wolfson
rwolfson at LyricDesign.com
> From: Mike Finley
> Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2000 3:32 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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question.
regards,
Richard Wolfson
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Frank Wiewandt
> Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 11:33 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: VueScan & Epson 1200S / 8 or 16 bit?
&
SB devices.
Or maybe the Epson 1200 scanner simply does not deliver 8 bits to ANY
software. If that's confirmed, I have a clear gripe with Epson.
I hope Ed Hamrick can tell us, when he gets back from vacation. Ed?
Richard Wolfson
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> From
orrow an old Watergate term. (Maybe Nixon is alive and consulting to
Epson?)
regards,
Richard Wolfson
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> From: James L. Sims
> Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 8:39 PM
>
> I've just downloaded and tried VueScan with my Epson 1200U.
> I have scanned a slide
t the most from that
scanner in terms of image quality. You may or may not care for the
interaction design.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: Frank Wiewandt
>
> Mike Finley writes:
>
> > No, the Epson software sends commands to the scanner to
> > tell it which 8
This just in from Ed Hamrick. I learn something every day, and often
more than once. It's really kind of Ed to take the time to explain all
this. Thanks Ed.
Richard Wolfson
rwolfson at LyricDesign.com
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Hi Jeremy -
I use my SS4000 with a PC, mostly for scanning color negs. For that,
VueScan rules. Mac version available; of course it does trannies too.
$40 US, download from www.Hamrick.com.
cheers,
Richard Wolfson
rwolfson at LyricDesign.com
> From: jeremy spence
>
> I just picked one
ntent
you like, and click on thumbnail to see larger image, etc. Then just put
the whole works on a CD. You could even create an auto play file that
launches the start page in the default browser.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: PC
> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 2:23 PM
> To
/ink/paper
combinations using a flatbed scanner (cheap) instead of a
spectrophotometer (expensive).
This package does not include scanner calibration/profiling, but once
your monitor & printer are properly profiled, I think you will find
that's not necessary or even helpful.
Richard W
ink could quickly pay for a
scanner.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: johnprendergast.freeserve.co.uk
>
> I have a Minolta Scan Multi, film scanner and an Epson 1200,
> printer but no
> flat bed scanner, will I still be able to successfully use
> the ColorVision
>
.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dieder Bylsma
> Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 10:15 AM
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> Subject: Re[2]: filmscanners:Kodak Supra vs Tmax for b&W
ould be for new installs to
respect my settings from previous versions -- e.g., color space (I like
Adobe RGB, new installs reset to SRGB) and several others.
Richard Wolfson
lucky.
Richard Wolfson
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> From: Austin Franklin
>
> Has anyone had any errors when installing this? I got a
> "ComponentMoveData" error #-115.
> From: Edward Wiseman
>
> I wish I knew exactly what I have..ie..what are the
> "updates?"
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