I have been using Vuescan for about 5 years now. Best thing since sliced bread in my opinion. One piece of software for all of my scanners. Works the same everywhere. This was done with it and the b/w print is even more beautiful: http://www.dlridings.com/paw2007/14.html Don't go in to the darkroom either if you don't want to learn things. Daniel David Keenan wrote: > > > >Try Vuescan, > > Don't try it, though, if you want scan software that doesn't require a > degree in both computer science and scanner design to use -- nor if you want > software that has anything more than the most rudimentary documentation -- > nor if you want software that is backed up with timely, responsive technical > support. > > I own it and have tried to use it numerous times and never without a high > degree of frustration. I have 30+ years experience with computers and > software development so I'm hardly a novice-- and I think that while the > developer of Vuescan may mean well, this product borders on being, well, > just plain awful. > > Silverfast is marginally better but it has its own issues. > > I pretty much end up using the manufacturers software be it Epson, Nikon, or > Minolta. These are far easier to operate and the results come out just fine. > > Dave.
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Daniel Ridings
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