Argh! that's bad news, as I was considering this for astrophotography as
well.My LS-30 doesn't do this; it's got a few problems near the edge of a
slide, but nothing like this.
What does Nikon say?
Thanks please keep us posted,
Ryan Brooks
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Anyone had any thoughts along these lines:
- Use the new Nikon 8000ED to scan both halfs (with overlap) of a
6cmx17cm panoramic transparency? Like stuff from that monster Fuji
G617/GX617 camera?
I guess my question is, can this _mechanically_ be done with this
scanner? I realize the spec
What you've described is a smoothing algorithm (that operates in
colorspace), which basically takes you down a notch in terms on contrast and
sharpness.Think about how to deal with the areas where you DO want a
quick transition between colors, like at the edge of a leaf- or where a
green
Here you can see that the ED 4000 picture are sharper in the middle and
not so sharp
Hmm.. anyone know how similiar the optics are in the 8000ED? Perhaps it
has a greater depth of field (hoping)?
Ryan K. Brooks
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, that somehow vuescan seems to fix, might
be contributing to the grain changing at the edges (just a guess).
Ryan K. Brooks
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