problem may
also be with the scanner.
Ken Waller
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From: Frits J. Wüthrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 6:46 PM
Subject: RE: More on cleaning slides/negatives
Christian Skofteland asked:
> Ok, I know we've
Thanks everyone. I will have to re-think my office at home. I bet most of the dust
comes from the carpet. Maybe an ionizer and a humidifier will help to keep it down.
I'll also be looking for the various fluids and potions that were mentioned.
As for the clone tool. I do it for the huge ob
You are not alone.
Frits Wüthrich
Cotty wrote:
> Another reason why I'm waiting for the MZ-D!
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>> How the #$!%&*(^*%$ do you get all the dust off your slides or negatives
>> before you scan them?
>
>Two words: Clone Tool
I final rinse my negs in Daz...;-)
Seriously, I use a rubber dust blower to get as much crapola off the neg
as possible, then scan, then the Rubber Stamp (Clone) Tool to
>I would bet it is pretty dry in your house. That causes a lot of static on
>the slide that holds the dust in place like a magnet. My experience is that
>when the humidity is 60% or so the dust pretty much blows off with
>compressed air. Short of humidifying the house you might try one of those
>a
-static gizmos, there used to be several on the market.
Ciao,
graywolf
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From: Christian Skofteland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 4:15 PM
Subject: More on cleaning slides/negatives
> O
What I do is this: I took a blower brush, removed the brush (it simply
slides off, easy to put back on again) and I blow the strip of negatives or
mounted slides (whatever I am scanning at that moment) after I have put them
in the scanning holder. Sometimes the scan result is so that I redo this
c
> How the #$!%&*(^*%$ do you get all the dust off your slides or negatives
> before you scan them?
Two words: Clone Tool
The scan doesn't have to be perfect dust-wise. I use a can of air to get big
particles out, and try to do as good as possible with that. Then I use
Photoshop's clone tool to d
On 30 Dec 2001 at 16:15, Christian Skofteland wrote:
> Ok, I know we've covered this in the past but I'm going to ask again (and
> pay attention to the answers this time!):
>
> How the #$!%&*(^*%$ do you get all the dust off your slides or negatives
> before you scan them?
Hi Christian,
There
PEC-12 cleaning fluid applied sparingly with PEC Pads.
Maris
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From: "Christian Skofteland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 3:15 PM
Subject: More on cleaning slides/negatives
| Ok, I know we'
Ok, I know we've covered this in the past but I'm going to ask again (and
pay attention to the answers this time!):
How the #$!%&*(^*%$ do you get all the dust off your slides or negatives
before you scan them?
I've been trying to catch up on scanning slides with my new/used HP
PhotoSmart scanne
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