Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "bfwoolner" 
<bfwoolner@c...> wrote:
> Ooops, forgot to say I am using Windows XP.  Any help for that?
> 
> Barbara
> 
> > Hi Barbara,
> >
> > SilverFast is certainly a better option BUT, if you are a Mac 
user and
> > are under OS X, the latest driver for the Epson 2450 works far way
> > better than what (probably) shipped with your scanner... give it a
> > try, it's worth the while!
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> >Hello Barbara, 
I use the 2450 scanner and make contact sheets of 35mm film. Here is 
how I did it. First I open the twane software in photoshop. Then I 
scann the two strips of film.When the two strips show up in photoshop 
I will make a selection around the two strips. I then create a new 
document 8.5 X 11 @ 360 dpi. I then drag the selection to the new 
document and position them on the left side of the document. I then 
load up the negative carrier with two more film strips, scann them 
and when they open in photoshop, I once again make a selection around 
them and drag them to the new document and place them on the right 
side of the document. I now have a full page contact sheet with 24 
images. I went a step further and made all this into an action. It 
works very well. Now just print the new document and you have your 
contact sheet. However if you are planning to use the contact sheet 
as you did your contact from film, forget it. When you put a loop on 
it all you see is dots. Its is impossible to judge sharpness. However 
if you desire to view them for reference or content or composition 
then it a good tool.