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film scanner review

2004-02-20 by Janet Redhawk

I think I m getting in on this discussion late but can anyone tell me where I can find a review on these? thanks J http://www.redhawkphoto.com

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OT: Epson 3200 Photo scanner for sale

2004-02-20 by Anton Young

Just got a new scanner so my Epson 3200 Photo is going up for sale. I ll be listing it on ebay over the weekend, but if anybody is interested and wants to pay

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RE: [Digital BW] Re: UT2 & 1290

2004-02-20 by Paul Roark

Richard, ... I ve been told the 890 is just a smaller version of the 1280. (I m not sure I know about the 880.) With the MIS VM inkset the feedback was that

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QTR + Photopaint

2004-02-20 by Ernst Dinkla

Will the old Coreldraw s port of Photopaint 9 still run on the new Linux distributions ? Isn t that an acceptable image editor that will allow QTR + Gimp-print

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UT2 installation on a new 1290s.

2004-02-20 by colingruk

In a previous post I said that I had some troubles when loading the UT2 inkset onto my 1290s using the 1290 drivers. MIS has been brilliant in supplying me

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Re: UT2 & 1290

2004-02-20 by scrber

Hi Paul, as you know, I am a 1290 user and sent you a load of ramp prints. I have to say that I am very happy with the performance of the UT2 inkset. I have

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Re: UT2 & 1290

2004-02-20 by Richard Vanek

Paul ... Do you think that the same could be true for 880 and 890? I am using 890 with UT1 inks and was just about to order MIS CFS and bottles of UT2. Thank

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RE: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-20 by Austin Franklin

Hi Steve, ... Hum...well, my scanner can simply stop down, or open up the lense aperture if I want. It’s a cold cathode tube, not fluorescent...but same

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-20 by Steven Karafyllakis

... This brings up a point I felt should be made about the Nikon; That LED light source is adjustable over a two-stop range, something no fluorescent tube

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color Profile

2004-02-20 by Rocky J. Boudreaux

Does anyone have a profile for the following combinations: Mac OS 10.2 Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Epson 1280 Printer MIS Glossy Pigment Black ARC-T007-GP Cartridge

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Really specialized OT question

2004-02-20 by Ken Carney

Hi. I use Canto Cumulus 6.0 for cataloging images, and I m hoping there is a Cumulus user/computer whiz on the list who may have some insight. If so, please

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-20 by Alan Zinn

... Ernst, Sean I did a test with slide glass on the 3200 and it was sharpest with the emulsion right on the scanner glass. Raising it the thickness of the

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RE: Re[6]: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Austin Franklin

Anthony, ... Of course, if the rearranging is deterministic, it can be reconstructed, but that is NOT the case with the discussion at hand, which is image

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RE: Re[4]: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Austin Franklin

Anthony, ... Rearranging information changes the relationship between different elements of the information, and that relationship is completely lost. I m not

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Re[2]: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... On a Windows machine, at least 1.5 GB total RAM for 6x6 color images scanned at 4000 dpi and 16-bit color. The images themselves are about 470 MB. ...

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Re[4]: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... Rearranging information doesn t cause anything to be lost. However, sharpening and many other manipulations actually destroy information; they do not

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Barrett Benton

... Randy, Randy, Randy...whether you have it to spend or not, a grand for a Nikon 8000 is *cheap*, especially given its multi-format capability. Having

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Victor Landweber

Randy et. al. -- It s exactly the same old diffusion vs. condenser enlarger discussion. My early darkroom prints were made with condenser enlargers, but after

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