Bill ,
I've finally sorted what it was ( I must be stupid ) , I tried VueScan with
all periphs powered up ( and all Nikon extensions disabled ) .
VueScan saw the Umax ok but not the Nikon .
I then put one of the adapters into the Nikon and Bingo all ok.
Have re-tried with just the Nikon
Bill ,
How did you get VueScan to recognise the Nikon 4000 ED ?
I am still having difficulties.
Eric
At 8:49 AM +1000 3-11-01, Rob Geraghty wrote:
Bill Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
o You have to decide whether or not to use ICE and/or GEM BEFORE you
scan...
Have
Eric--
Assuming you're using Mac OS 8.x to 9.x, remove the following files
from the Extensions folder that's in your System folder, then restart
your Mac:
Nikon LS4K Family
Nikon LS4K Expert
Nikon LS4K Driver
Nikon Common Driver
If you later want to use NikonScan (either
Bill,
Thanks for your help , but
Still no joy.
VueScan still freezes on launch.
There is a flash of the cursor after getting the splash screen then it
seizes up and a re-boot is required.
System isMac G4 400
2 Gb Ram ( just upgraded again )
Bill ,
I've finally sorted what it was ( I must be stupid ) , I tried VueScan with
all periphs powered up ( and all Nikon extensions disabled ) .
VueScan saw the Umax ok but not the Nikon .
I then put one of the adapters into the Nikon and Bingo all ok.
Have re-tried with just the Nikon
You can turn these off in extension manager. Name two settings (1 with and
1 without NS extensions).
Assuming you're using Mac OS 8.x to 9.x, remove the following files
from the Extensions folder that's in your System folder, then restart
your Mac:
Nikon LS4K Family
Nikon LS4K
At 8:49 AM +1000 3-11-01, Rob Geraghty wrote:
Bill Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
o You have to decide whether or not to use ICE and/or GEM BEFORE you
scan...
Have you tried Vuescan? With Vuescan you could save raw files and recrop
later without rescanning.
BF: I've just gotten the
At 2:45 AM -0800 4-11-01, Paul Graham wrote:
...Investigate saving the files in Nikon's
propietry NEF format, then I believe you can open them in Nikonscan and
adjust GEM etc without re-scanning.
Thanks Paul, I'll look into this. I don't like using proprietary
formats, but maybe I can scan
Hello Bernard--
I've had my Nikon LS4000ED for about two months now the results have
been mixed.
o Many of my negative strips come from the lab with a fine surface
scratch running down the non-emulsion side of the negative. I have
an older filmscanner that entirely ignores these. Same with
Bill Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
o You have to decide whether or not to use ICE and/or GEM BEFORE you
scan. You can't do a bunch of scans, examine them, then run ICE
and/or GEM on only the few scans you feel really need them.
Have you tried Vuescan? With Vuescan you could save raw
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