Um, I would worry about maintaining six inches open space behind scanner
and, observing that there appear to be a perf pattern of holes on lower
right toward rear-my mechanical R&D experience says "keep two inches
away from the holes" in case they are for ventilation...
"Sam A. McCandless" wrote
This is just a note of thanks to all those who helped me answer, in
the negative, the question of whether scanners need to be level. From
the responses both on this list and on the <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> list, it
seems to be a non-issue.
Sam
Robert wrote:
>>the red and cyan colour fringing around high contrast edges
>>didn't change at all.
Tony answered:
>This is fairly characteristic of all filmscanners, to a degree at least.
>Have a close look at some of the native resolution samples for different
>scanners at my site. I don't bel
On Sun, 17 Jun 2001 11:31:34 +1000 Robert Q Groom
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Alas, the red and cyan colour fringing around high contrast edges
> didn't change
> at all. :-(
This is fairly characteristic of all filmscanners, to a degree at least.
Have a close look at some of the native reso
Tony Sleep wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Jun 2001 20:59:15 -0700 Sam A. McCandless ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> wrote:
>
> > That worries me
> > because I think I remember reading somewhere that it's important that
> > a scanner sit perfectly flat.
>
> I don't think filmscanners care, and can't see why they w
Indeed, most Nikon filmscanners can be used on their side or upright...
Tim A
On Thu, 14 Jun 2001 20:59:15 -0700 Sam A. McCandless ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> That worries me
> because I think I remember reading somewhere that it's important that
> a scanner sit perfectly flat.
I don't think filmscanners care, and can't see why they would.
Regards
Tony Sleep
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I'm adding a Polaroid Sprint Scan 4000 to my already crowded desktop,
and it does not seem (I don't have a level) to sit precisely level in
either of the two places I had hoped to put it. That worries me
because I think I remember reading somewhere that it's important that
a scanner sit perfec
