l_brochure.pdf
This pdf is for digital camera backs.
http://www.kspphoto.com/pdf_files/rental/digital-rentals.pdf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anyone know any similar arrangement in NYC?
>
> j
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> lists wrote:
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>>http://www.cantoo.com/PriceGuide0905.pdf
>>I don't s
http://www.cantoo.com/PriceGuide0905.pdf
I don't see it on their pricelist, but you can use Imacons here at $35
or so an hour.
Sam McCandless wrote:
> Has anyone tried financing an Imacon by using it
> to scan others' film, presumably mostly
> medium-format? Where I live, I don't think I'd
> get m
The copyright on the word trinitron still lives on, but the patent
itself is expired. The buzzword is aperture grille:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aperture_grille
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks. I had no idea that Viewsonic monitors had trinitron guts
> inside of them.
>
> Scott
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Trinitron is, well, getting old. I'd
> love a comparable replacement CRT, but I'm not sure
> where I can find one.
>
> Any folks here know a surviving source of decent CRT's?
o the definition of lifetime
is cast in jello. If you have 3 pixels go bad in 5 years, would you
consider that acceptable?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What's the typical useful life (daily use, 8+ hours per day)
> of a monitor like the Lacie you linked to? Thanks!
>
>
I've shot quite a bit of hand-held existing-light night photography with
Ilford delta 3200. It is amazing what you can pull out of the aether.
http://www.lazygranch.com/death_williams.htm
If you are pro-death, you may not want to read the commentary. You have
been warned.
Delta 3200, shot as 3200,
It's all explained at the link
http://www.dlp.com/
They have had DLP TVs for I guess about 8 years. Most electronics stores
carry Samsung DLP TVs. You probably walked past one and didn't know it
had DLP inside.
Getting back to LCD for photo use, LaCie and NEC have displays with wide
gamuts and
driven DLP becomes the norm, this will be the winning
technology.
Sam McCandless wrote:
> At 10:36 PM -0800 2/25/06, lists wrote:
>
>
>>I used Moniserv in Hayward Ca to get the CRT going again. Most of their
>>business is (don't laugh) CCFT replacement in LCD displays. I&
hat will
> happen to the many millions of TV's test equipment and monitors which
> employ CRT once they are considered obsolete.
>
> Art
>
> lists wrote:
>
>>I had a hell of a time finding a decent non-trinitron CRT monitor to
>>buy. I ended up getting my No
I'll plead ignorance here, but I thought the only silver based film is
B&W, excluding products like Kodak Portra BW.
I'm not convinced Nikon is the end to all ends of film scanners, so the
question is when will the whole market die.
My biggest complaint in film scanning is the lower quality of th
Thunderbird runs on macs and linux too.
http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/all.html
Version 1.5 doesn't work with my server for some reason. Just an FYI.
Sam McCandless wrote:
> At 1:31 AM + 2/1/06, Tony Sleep wrote:
>
>>[snip] Or use a mail client that allows you to quote selectively
>>in th
ScanWizardProTx is the free interface, at least when I bought my 4000t
(precursor to your scanner).
Harald E Brandt wrote:
> First of all:
> Finally Microtek responded today, after more than a week! They attached
> the firmware version 1.61 for the ArtixScan 4000tf, saying
> "Unfortunately there i
I know when you send it in for repair, they upgrade the firmware.
Microtek repair in the YS is relatively cheap, but I can't speak for
Germany.
Harald E Brandt wrote:
> Do you know if it is possible to get hold of (and install) firmware
> upgrade to ArtixScan 4000tf?
> I have mailed [EMAIL PROTEC
I'm going to admit I'm a novice at this, but generally you set your
monitor color temp for 5000k if you are doing photography. Now the rest
of the world will be set at 6500k, so your images will look a bit blue
on such a monitor.
Stan Schwartz wrote:
> Immediately after scanning the slides, I com
Isn't the IT8 strictly for slide film? There is a calibration sequence
for the IT8 slide in Vuescan, which I used when I was running the
Artixscan 4000.
I've unfortunately had to stop using Vuescan when I got the Dimage 5400
II. It has terrible banding with VueScan. The good news is the software
s
I assume the post was to the list and not you directly. In any event, I
don't see the same artifacts in my 5400II.
Gary
Arthur Entlich wrote:
> I don't have a 5400 II, so I know you aren't directing this to me. The
> scanner has received very good reviews in many areas.
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Here are a few images from the 5400 II
http://www.lazygranch.com/images/temp/albert_tower.jpg
http://www.lazygranch.com/images/temp/albert_tower_crop.tif
http://www.lazygranch.com/images/temp/albert_tower_crop_levels.tif
The jpg has it's angle adjusted. The "crop" image does not have the
angle adj
The water would have to be purified as well, else you would get mineral
deposits.
Mike Kersenbrock wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>
>
>>You are mistaken. I've communicated with the head of service for
>>Schneider Optics and Windex diluted 50:50 with water is the #1 thing he
>>recommends for
ut is denatured alcohol the same as electronic grade?
>
>
>
>>I use cottonballs rather than cloth.
>>
>>
>
>I suppose they could work just as well as long as they do not leave behind
>any form of lint or cotton strings or dust.
>
>
>
>>-Orig
head of service for
>Schneider Optics and Windex diluted 50:50 with water is the #1 thing he
>recommends for cleaning lenses.
>
>Most lens cleaners are water bases, not alcohol based.
>
>Mr. Bill
>
>
>lists wrote:
>
>
>>Windex contains amonia which can et
Windex contains amonia which can etch coatings. Never use it on optics.
Electronics grade alcohol is generally accepted as best for optics. I
use cottonballs rather than cloth.
Laurie Solomon wrote:
>I do not have answers to the question of cleaning the internal optics,
>mirror, or sensors; nor
I'm having some trouble with scanning negatives in the lastest Vuescan
releases, 6.47 and 6.4.8 running under Win98 with a Canoscan FS2710.
When using all default settings, when I preview or use a full scan, the
images come out black. If I boost the Brightness to 50, they appear to be
inverted a
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