See http://www.steves-digicams.com/diginews.html
Medium format, 48000 dpi, 16 bit A/D, ICE^3, SCSI and FireWire.
> Medium format, 48000 dpi, 16 bit A/D, ICE^3, SCSI and FireWire.
Let's see, at 48,000 dpi, my 120 scans would be about 20gb. Damm! I need
more ram and a bigger drive.
Maxtor just came out with a 1,000 gig hard drive. That should cover it.
Larry
> > Medium format, 48000 dpi, 16 bit A/D, ICE^3, SCSI and FireWire.
>
>Let's see, at 48,000 dpi, my 120 scans would be about 20gb. Damm! I need
>more ram and a bigger drive.
***
Larry
> > Medium format, 48000 dpi, 16 bit A/D, ICE^3, SCSI and FireWire.
>
> Let's see, at 48,000 dpi, my 120 scans would be about 20gb. Damm! I need
> more ram and a bigger drive.
>
I seemed to have slipped in an extra zero. Make that 4,800 dpi.
--- Larry Berman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maxtor just came out with a 1,000 gig hard drive.
> That should cover it.
You mean 100GB, do you? That would be enough for only
5 scans.
Robert
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Larry
>--- Larry Berman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Maxtor just came out with a 1,000 gig hard drive.
> > That should cover it.
>
>You mean 100GB, do you? That would be enough for only
>5 scans.
***
Larry Berman
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> Maxtor just came out with a 1,000 gig hard drive. That should cover it.
You must have meant 100gb.
Today is truly a bad day for extra zeros.
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 11:00 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: filmscanners: New: Minolta DiMAGE Scan Multi PRO Film Scanner
See http://www.steves-digicams.com/diginews.html
Medium format, 48000 dpi, 16 bit A/D, ICE^3, SCSI and FireWire.
On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Moreno Polloni wrote:
> > Maxtor just came out with a 1,000 gig hard drive. That should cover it.
_> That is terrabull. ;^)
> You must have meant 100gb.
>
> Today is truly a bad day for extra zeros.
>
>
Larry said:
> Maxtor just came out with a 1,000 gig hard drive. That should cover it.
Ah. That explains the new ATA/IDE extension I've read about, which will
cover drives up to 144PB (that's petabytes). At 1,000 GB you would
definitely need a new BIOS. (And yes, I know Larry meant 100 GB not 1000
Shough, Dean wrote:
> See http://www.steves-digicams.com/diginews.html
>
> Medium format, 48000 dpi, 16 bit A/D, ICE^3, SCSI and FireWire.
I was just about to write a bit about this new scanner.
I'm afraid you got a little enthusiastic about those zeros ;-)
The new Minolta Multi Pro Scanner
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