I use a Scanwit 2720 and Vuescan with Multipass scanning and the alignment
appears to be perfect.
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appears is the key word, I do astrophotography and even the slightest miss
alignment will show double stars in the final product. It really depends on how
picky you are.
Frank Nichols [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use a Scanwit 2720 and Vuescan with Multipass scanning and the alignment
appears to
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appears is the key word, I do astrophotography and even the slightest miss
alignment will show double stars in the final product. It really depends
Yes thats the reason.. other scanners multiscan before the frame advances, thus
they get perfect registration.. The acer must scan the whole image and then
average it with another scan.. all things considered the Acer does a good job..
you would be amazed if you tried multiscanning with an old HP
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appears is the key word, I do astrophotography and even
the slightest miss
alignment will show double stars in the final product. It
really depends on how
picky you are.
this make sense?
Alan T
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Subject: RE: filmscanners: Silverfast and LS1000
Actually scanning the same image twice is not exactly the
same as multipass
scanning in Vuescan - I
In the documentation which is included on the Silverfast AI CD, A floating
window should appear upon selecting negative as a film choice. from there
about 6 general brand film types (Agfa/Kodak 1,2,3/Fuji 1,2,) and 3
general choices Monochrome/standard/linear can be selected. Yet another
control
: mahimahi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2001 18:02:29 +0900
In the documentation which is included on the Silverfast AI CD, A floating
window should appear upon selecting negative as a film choice
When selecting negative mode in silverfast, I do not get the Film type and
Exposure window as described in Ian Lyons Tutorial. Am I missing something?
My tutorial makes it quite clear that Nikon scanners do NOT use the negative
scanning feature as shown in the tutorial. Paragraph 2 :-
Ian
Thanks for the answer. I have not seen any film profiles during the years I
have used Silverscan but the pdf file in 5.2 can confuse people.
Best regards Mikael Risedal
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The software for Nikon scanners doesn't support the feature. You don't need
the feature, you can ignore this section of the manual, which is written to
cover ALL supported scanners. For the LS30/2000 IV/4000 and 8000 there is a
Nikon specific addendum on the CD
Ian, your tutorials are
When selecting negative mode in silverfast, I do not get the Film type and
Exposure window as described in Ian Lyons Tutorial. Am I missing something?
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Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 18:11:50 -0500
Are you by chance using Silverfast SE? It does not include film profiles
like Silverfast AI does.
Maris
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There are no film profiles in Silverfast AI
Where have you got that info?
Mikael Risedal
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Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 18:11:50 -0500
Are you by chance using
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