"Solarized scans"? Be happy, some people work hard to achieve
this effect. :-)
Please try to run the scanner under XSane and use the colour
filters of that program. If you scan in raw colour mode, you
will have to set gamma to 2-2.5 either in XSane or in whatever
program you use to process your im
Hi Sigurd,
as the focus control of the FS2700S had been working in an
earlier Canon-SCSI backend version, I am confident that we can
make it work again. However, I just came back from a) vacation
and b) a scientific conference, and c) found my mailbox
stuffed with 500 e-mails. I will come back
On Thursday 25 September 2003 13:33, Ulrich Deiters wrote:
> The Canon FS2710S is supported (SCSI scanner with up to 2700 dpi
> resolution, 3 x 12 bit per pixel). It takes film strips and framed
> slides up to 3 mm thickness.
And the 2700F is much the same scanner, have you fixed the focus control=
The Canon FS2710S is supported (SCSI scanner with up to 2700 dpi
resolution, 3 x 12 bit per pixel). It takes film strips and framed
slides up to 3 mm thickness.
Regards,
Ulrich Deiters
> and by "good" I don't mean expensive professional quality, but
> good enough for home use.
The entire line of Nikon Coolscans is supported, to varying
extents. The only real troublemaker is the LS-8000, owing to the large
variety of film inserts. Also, multi-pass scanning isn't supported
yet.
S
and by "good" I don't mean expensive professional quality, but
good enough for home use.
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