On Sun, Jun 30, 2002 at 01:54:49PM +0100, Simon Lamb wrote:
> Brian
>
> You seems to be a happy LS4000 user. How do you scan black & white negs
> (assuming you do)? Nikon clearly stated that you cannot use RGB positive
> as the frame gaps are not recognised (I had this issue myself). Do you us
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From: "Simon Lamb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [filmscanners] Re: Black and white scansonLS4000EDandotherissues
Brian
You seems to be a happy LS4000 user. How do you scan black & white negs
(ass
Brian
You seems to be a happy LS4000 user. How do you scan black & white negs
(assuming you do)? Nikon clearly stated that you cannot use RGB positive
as the frame gaps are not recognised (I had this issue myself). Do you use
mono settings? If so, how do you clean the negs and/or scans as I
on 6/29/02 10:51 PM, Austin Franklin wrote:
>> the
>> Callier effect is predicable, and in some cases useful, and can be
>> compensated for as needed.
>
> What about the limited depth of focus, as well as scratches and dust? How
> do you compensate for that?
Well for me, dust and scratches fall
