What works best with the Minolta 5400? I have only 35mm film to scan. On a Mac, with which I've heard the Nikon scanners don't work very well. So I thought I'd get a 5400 and maybe buy LaserSoft SilverFast software to use with it, if that would help. Should a Mac user who is willing to pay a premium for better 35mm scans instead consider getting a Microtek 120 to get better 35mm scans? Thanks. -- Sam At 3:31 PM +0100 3/10/05, Daniel Staver wrote: > > Vuescan uses a different exposure per RGB channel to handle the color >> negative's orange mask. The green exposure time is 2.5x and the blue >> exposure time is 3.5x to the red exposure time. Sounds like a sensible >> approach that isn't used when the negative is scanned as a positive. Any >> comments on that in the Docs cited ? > >Not that I know, but I haven't read the docs very carefully either. I >just installed the plugin and really liked the results. > >I remember being less than happy with the colors from Vuescan with the >Minolta 5400 scanner I had before. > >-- >Daniel Staver >http://daniel.staver.no
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Re: [Digital BW] Microtek 120tf film scanner questions
2005-03-10 by Sam McCandless
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