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Oostrom, Jerry wrote:
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Oostrom, Jerry
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Hi Jerry,
If these spots are in an area that can be isolated, and they are
different enough from the rest of the area, you can do a few different
--- You wrote:
. I'll even try using some water to wash the slide.
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Use water with a modern wetting agent from a photo store. Don't use Kodak Photo
Flow.
Rich
From: Oostrom, Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll try the magic wand and a blur / remove dust scratches. There are
almost
a 1000 spots on one slide. But the real soluion is perhaps another film
processor. I'll even try using some water to wash the slide.
Jerry,
I've had really good luck using
: Friday, April 20, 2001 4:44 PM
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Subject: filmscanners: Acer Scanwit 2720s vs 2740s vs HP s20
Hi all,
am new to the filmscanner world, so please bear with the newbie questions.
I'm considering either the Acer Scanwit 2720s or the 2740s. My perception
after
Oostrom, Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If ICE would remove these spots, which are likely in the film itself, well
then that is all the more reason to buy the 2740s. It would be nice though
if you would have an ICE' algorithm (FROSTY?) in which you could specify
which pixel colors should be
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Oostrom, Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If ICE would remove these spots, which
In response to the question about the Scanwit 2740 cost, it might be worth
mentioning that there's been a guy on Ebay selling new ones for some time now.
They seem to come in for under $500. He's also offering some 2720s too.
If anyone snags one, please let us know what the prices are like.
Hi all,
many thanks for all your frank feedback. Its all very encouraging.
My apologies too for not replying earlier after kicking off the
thread - still fighting a bad 'flu.
My intention was to get a flatbed scanner to do both archiving of
my old/childhood prints (no negs), as well as to
Jerry wrote:
You could try the salt and pepper filter in Paintshop Pro 7.
Interesting, unfortunately, I don't have Paint Shop Pro or
Photoshop without LE extension. How do you fare with that
filter on dust with negative scans where you leave ICE off?
You have to be careful with the settings,
Todd Radel wrote:
Regarding your comments on Acer tech support and the included software,
drivers, etc., have you addressed this to Honda Lo from Acer?
Yes, he's quite well aware of my concerns. He and I have exchanged several
emails. At the end of my review, I think I might have
Todd,
Thanks for the review on the Acer 2470s scanner, I think it will be
useful info for many people, and as you stated, you are the only one I
have seen who has reported on first hand use with it on the list.
Regarding your comments on Acer tech support and the included software,
drivers,
commercially handled.
Maris
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Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 1:46 AM
Subject: Re: filmscanners: Acer Scanwit 2720s vs 2740s vs HP s20
| At 04:44 PM 20/04/01 +0200, you wrote:
| am new to the filmscanner world.
Regarding your comments on Acer tech support and the included software,
drivers, etc., have you addressed this to Honda Lo from Acer?
Yes, he's quite well aware of my concerns. He and I have exchanged several
emails. At the end of my review, I think I might have mentioned that he
seemed
At 04:44 PM 20/04/01 +0200, you wrote:
am new to the filmscanner world..
We all are or were! :)
I'm considering either the Acer Scanwit 2720s or the 2740s. My perception
after reading the specs, is that the 2740s is 2720s+ICE. Did I miss
anything?
As Art has pointed out, the 2740 also uses a
Lawrence:
There are quite a few scanwit owners on the filmscanners list, but general opinion
questions I've noticed don't turn up a whole bunch of answers.
Personally I am getting quite qwick at fixing dust and scratches on my slides and
negatives in Photoshop. If you do not have photoshop,
Hi all,
am new to the filmscanner world, so please bear with the newbie questions.
I'm considering either the Acer Scanwit 2720s or the 2740s. My perception
after reading the specs, is that the 2740s is 2720s+ICE. Did I miss
anything?
Would like opinions/experiences of whether the ICE was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
am new to the filmscanner world, so please bear with the newbie questions.
I'm considering either the Acer Scanwit 2720s or the 2740s. My perception
after reading the specs, is that the 2740s is 2720s+ICE. Did I miss
anything?
Would like
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