> Have not being able to run any tests to confirm the as
> mentioned the LS8000
> has banding problems Is this a critical defect with this
> scanner? (except
> in fine mode scan)
Yes, it is
>
> Does anyone think that Nikon will fix or can it be rectified
> with Firmware or software?
I
> Where could I find a reference pic showing this banding or
> could someone email me a sample (small) please.
http://www.lwsphoto.com/banding.htm
>
> Should I go ahead with the purchase? or buy a SS120 and
> forget the ICE.
>
> Rob
>
>
> > Does anyone think that Nikon will fix or can it be rectified
> > with Firmware or software?
>
> I was told by a senior manager at Nikon that it would not be fixed in
> this scanner. That's why I bought a drum scanner (an amazing machine)
> and nikon took my 8000 back.
I hate to say it this w
>
> I hate to say it this way, but that is just SO pathetic! From what I
> understand, fixing it would require a firmware modification to both
> calibrate three lines instead of one, and then to use three calibration
> lines instead of one. Having written a LOT of embedded firmware, and
> desi
vember 22, 2001 2:29 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: filmscanners: Re: LS8000 Banding Question
>
>
> > Where could I find a reference pic showing this banding or
> > could someone email me a sample (small) please.
>
>
> http://www.lwsphoto.com/band
I wonder if there is anyone who has experience of the Sprintscan 120 from
Polaroid? In particular, how does it compare with Nikon 8000 ED?
Are there any pitfalls about attaching this scanner to a fairly normal PC?
George Harrison
Thanks Lawrence
Thats not good if big enlargements are required and I don't think that I
could put up with that. Ill contact Nikon (Maxwells) now and see if they
have come up with a fix or intend to come up with a fix.
Should be interesting. Ill post there reply.
Rob
Lawrence wrote:
> > Where
> > only guess is there is something else that prohibits them from fixing
> > it...what, I don't know... Did they happen to mention WHY they won't fix
> > it?
> >
>
> Austin,
>
> I was never able to get a straight answer from them. Big surprise ;-0
> Seemed pretty lame to me too...
>
> Lawrence
> Thats not good if big enlargements are required and I don't think that I
> could put up with that. Ill contact Nikon (Maxwells) now and see if they
> have come up with a fix or intend to come up with a fix.
I have an 8000 and I've had banding on maybe half a dozen images out of
hundreds scanned
: Thursday, November 22, 2001 3:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: filmscanners: Re: LS8000 Banding Question
I wonder if there is anyone who has experience of the Sprintscan 120 from
Polaroid? In particular, how does it compare with Nikon 8000 ED?
Are there any pitfalls about
nners halftone.co.uk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 5:52 PM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: Re: LS8000 Banding Question
>
> >
> > I hate to say it this way, but that is just SO pathetic! From what I
> > understand, fixing it would require a firmware
It will also hurt used sales of these...or create bargains for people who
don't mind living with the defect. What a shame.
> It's probably the usual problem of someone (or several people) quite
> influential in the organisation either not understanding the full
> implications of the issue or no
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