Hi everyone,
I am relatively new to the list and possibly my question has already been
discussed
in previous postings. If so, could someone please point me to the right
direction?
I am considering of buying a filfscanner but hesitating between Nikon LS-30
and Canon 2710. Does anyone know if ther
Nodas wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a function similar to
> Nikon'sICE, implemented in any of the commercial
> software packages?
The key element of the ICE feature in both the Nikons and the Minolta
Elite is a separate Infra-red, which detects surface defects and dust.
Many other pac
Nodas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> computing power available on desktop machines, the same scratch-removal
> algorithm used by Nikon (don't know whether is Nikon's patent or not)
> should be possible to be ported to an image manipulation program, or even
> a device driver.
It's not Nikon's patent
all.
Wei
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Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 5:21 AM
Subject: filmscanners: Nikon LS-30 & ICE
> I am considering of buying a filfscanner but hesitating between Nikon
LS-30
> and Canon 2710. Does an
> However, ICE requires an Infra-red channel from
> the scanner to work properly, and only the Nikon and Minolta Scan Elite
> (AFAIK) scanners have it. Consequently they are the only scanners which can
> use ICE.
I don't think I'm letting any cats out of any bags by saying that Acer's
soon-to-be
Hi,
Yeah, I have to say that once you add in the ICE on a 1200 + dpi
pass my scan time really increases.
The slides I have been scanning lately have been 4 year old
Kodachrome and Ektachrome with TONS of dust particles and little
hairs. I get rid of most with air and a soft brus
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Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 1:17 AM
Subject: Re[2]: filmscanners: Nikon LS-30 & ICE
>
>
> Hi,
>
>Yeah, I have to say that once you add in the ICE on a 1200 + dpi
>pass my scan time really increases.
>The slides I have been
