Yes the Minolta DSMP can scan Xpan at 4800, and also
offers excellent Dmax. I utilise the multi-format
holder for Xpan, but others have adapted 35mm holders.
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Thanks for all the reply's. At the moment, I'm considering opening up the scanner
but on second thought I'll leave it alone for now. I may just get a better scanner.
I'm rather disappointed with the limited D-range of this scanner, which is really
only about 3.2. I'm not sure if mirror alignment
Hi!
Minolta DSMP has an option to scan MF at 4800 PPI, but you have probably to
utilize the MF holder.
I have a DSMP, but I mostly scan 6x7.
Best regards
Erik
Monday 09 August 2004 17.26 skrev W Shumaker:
Thanks for all the reply's. At the moment, I'm considering opening up the
scanner
I got a Dmax-Dmin of about 3.4 with my LS-2000; I would expect better from
the 4000.
Les
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Subject: [filmscanners] Re: Nikon
if you feel the need to dissect your Nikon LS4000, this will prove to be
useful:
http://www.pearsonimaging.com/ls5000cleaning.html
I used this as a guide for my LS4000 to clean off dust from the mirror. You
can skip step 3 since there are no screws under the feet of the scanner, but
the rest is
I have never noticed a rotation problem with my scanner (though I've
never done any scanning where lack of rotation would be critical),
and doubt that there is any mechanical adjustment designed for the
consumer to use. --Bill
At 5:55 PM -0400 8/5/04, W Shumaker wrote:
I've asked this before,
From: Bill Fernandez
I have never noticed a rotation problem with my scanner (though I've
never done any scanning where lack of rotation would be critical),
and doubt that there is any mechanical adjustment designed for the
consumer to use. --Bill
It might be possible to tell what the
This might sound tongue-in-cheek, but have you considered setting up a
script in Photoshop (or GraphicConverter if you use a Mac) to rotate your
photos? I don't know of any setting in the scanner or in the scanner
software. I think that you can see that, yes, I have experienced it.
A
W Shumaker
