Tomek Zakrzewski
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I really thought that people still read this list and only don't comment
because everything has already been said and there's no use repeating it.
But now as I posted several (apparently interesting and not repeated
recently) topics I'm starting to have
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I did have a Minolta Multi, the predecessor of Multi II. I was satisfied
with
the Multi which I mostly used with Ed Hamricks Vuescan. I was never really
satisfied with Minolta's own software.
Erik,
I now search for info on the Multi family of scanners. There was a time
http://www.imaging-resource.com/NEWS/1067358499.html
It's very nice of Nikon that they announced new scanners, although a bit too
early IMO, especially because the new scanners don't seems to address
currents issues with Nikon scanners.
By issues I mean shallow depth of field and granularity of
I'm trying to find it in VueScan's help pages but cannot find it.
How to set VueScan so that it doesn't change color of scans when I go
through the whole film of images of similar type? (transparency)
I cannot fing any lock color balance button in VueScan.
I'm scanning in Color/Color Balance/White
When I scan my negatives with VueScan and NikonLS-4000ED (stage photography)
I notice that the extreme highlights are always blue despite the fact that
the whole picture has proper color balance. I set the white point so that
nothing gets clipped, in Photoshop I can still see light blue color
What is the best way to scan panoramic negatives (24x58mm from Horizon
camera) with Nikon LS-4000ED? When combining two halves of the frame in
Photoshop it's important to get exactly the same exposure and color. Does
anybody know how?
Regards
Tomek Zakrzewski
What color spaces is best to choose for the following purposes:
- printed material, for example a magazine or a photographic book
- stock photography (image bank)
- inkjet
I want to scan my images in the most appropriate color space for the purpose
but don't want to use some exotic ones. I'd
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Regards
Tomek Zakrzewski
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probably doesn't reflect recent updates in NikonScan software. I
would be interested in your experiences (LS-4000ED, alternatively 8000ED
users).
Regards
Tomek Zakrzewski
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know something
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Tomek Zakrzewski
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I think I risk very little. Ed wasn't answering most of my e-mails anyway
:-)
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a softer light source.
Regards
Tomek Zakrzewski
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thought about the Nikon LS4000 + strip film adapter but this is a
very expensive alternative, too close in price to the MF minolta.
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Tomek Zakrzewski
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the situation is similar, I think: no original ICE or
GEM, only Lasersoft's own implementation. Am I right?
Regards
Tomek Zakrzewski
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Hi list,
Are there any people with experience on Minolta Dimage Scan Eilte II? I
wasn't able to find any online review of this scanner.
Regards
Tomek Zakrzewski
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Bernie Kubiak wrote:
I think camera shop staff are trained to say I recommend Nikon. I don't
have the MF version of the Polaroid scanner but a friend does (he bougth
it
when he got frustrated waiting for the Nikon unit to ship) and he's been
very happy with it.
Nikon and Polaroid. This list
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